the charts below show average household expenditure in britain and canada in 2010

The pie charts below show average household expenditure in Hong Kong and Britain in the year 2000 The pie charts compare the expenditure of five kinds of household in Hong Kong and Britain in 2000. Overall, spending on other goods, housing and food accounted for the largest proportions of expenses in both places, while the figures for clothing and transport were the smallest costs. Expenditure on other goods made up the largest percentage in Britain, at 36%, while the figure for Hong Kong was slightly lower, just 28%. In contract, in Hong Kong the greatest single expense was housing at 32% compared with 18% in Britain. The following proportions of food in Britain and Hong Kong were 22% and 27% respectively. In the same year, in Britain another major expense was transport, at 17%, and this figure was nearly two times higher than that in Hong Kong (9%). In both countries, the smallest percentage of expenditure was on clothing. There were 7% in Britain, but this was much lower in Hong Kong (4%).