The pie charts below illustrate the percentage of spending money and the distribution of population in the world.
Overall, there are four main categories that people spend money on, namely food, clothing, housing and transport. moreover, Asia has the most share of population in the world.
Turning to the first pie chart, we can observe that food is the biggest expenditure among other main categories that is four times larger than clothing with the lowest spending (24% compared to 6%). The contribution of transport account for 18% of spending which ranks second after food. Moreover, the proportion of housing is 12%. The remain 40% is allocated to a variety of other items.
According to the second pie chart, there is a significant difference between population of Asia and other regions so that almost six out of every ten people in the world live in Asia. On the other hand, only 10% of population in the world inhabit in Africa. The contribution of population in Europe and America is similar (14%) and together form 1/3 of the world's population.
The pie charts below illustrate the percentage of spending money and the distribution of
population
in the world.
Overall
, there are four main categories that
people
spend money on,
namely
food, clothing, housing and transport.
moreover
, Asia has the most share of
population
in the world.
Turning to the
first
pie chart, we can observe that food is the biggest expenditure among
other
main categories
that is
four times larger than clothing with the lowest spending (24% compared to 6%). The contribution of transport account for 18% of spending which ranks second after food.
Moreover
, the proportion of housing is 12%.
The remain
40%
is allocated
to a variety of
other
items.
According to the second pie chart, there is a significant difference between
population
of Asia and
other
regions
so
that almost six out of every ten
people
in the world
live
in Asia. On the
other
hand,
only
10% of
population
in the world inhabit in Africa. The contribution of
population
in Europe and America is similar (14%) and together form 1/3 of the world's
population
.