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The charts illustrate five spending patterns of household in two countries from 1980 to 2008

The charts illustrate five spending patterns of household in two countries from 1980 to 2008 d9Pl2

The charts illustrate five spending patterns of household in two countries from 1980 to 2008 Over the 28-year period, the proportion of expenditure on food and drink went up in the UK. This was the case for the figure for New Zealand. Over the same period, spending on utility bills increased. In 2008, the UK witnessed a large percentage of their spending on leisure, while this opposite was true for New Zealand. As can be seen on the chart, 29% of an average New Zealand household expenditure fell food and drink, while a mere 23% in the UK. In 2008, spending on food and drink declined in the UK and New Zealand, 10% and 4% respectively. Conversely, both coutríe witnessed an increase in budgets on utility bills, from 27% to 31% in New Zealand and from 26% to 28% in the UK. It was common for the UK residents to spend on leisure activities from 1980 to 2008, but New zealand was ranked third in terms of spending on leisure activities. In 2008, the proportion of spending on leisure activities in the UK was twice as much percent as the figure for New Zealand. In both UK and New Zealand, transports spending and other took approximately 15% and 10% of household expenditure respectively

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