The two pie charts compare the percentage of overall expense on distinct activities by the individuals of a nation in the year 2000 and 2010.
Overall, it can be elucidated that in 2000 people prefered to spend an overwhelming amount of money on education which changed over time to travelling expenses whereas footwear and clothing were least prefered to buy by people.
In the time span of ten years, individuals preference for spending money on education and travelling drastically changed. Firstly, the expenditure on education in the year 2000 was 34% which declined substancially by 14% in 2010, however the spending on travel was 25% in 2000 which dramatically inclined by 10% in the year 2010. Moreover, the disbursement on Healthcare(15%) remained stagnant for the time period between 2000 and 2010 while spending on restraunts and hotels was mere 16% in 2000 and saw a marginal growth of 1% on 2010. Futhermore, the people of nation were least interested to spend on footwear and clothing and the expenditure was just 10% during 2000 to 2010.
The two pie charts compare the percentage of
overall
expense on distinct activities by the individuals of a nation in the
year
2000 and 2010.
Overall
, it can
be elucidated
that in 2000
people
prefered
to spend an overwhelming amount of money on education which
changed
over time to travelling expenses whereas footwear and clothing were least
prefered
to
buy
by
people
.
In the time span of ten years, individuals preference for spending money on education and travelling
drastically
changed
.
Firstly
, the expenditure on education in the
year
2000 was 34% which declined
substancially
by 14% in 2010,
however
the spending on travel was 25% in 2000 which
dramatically
inclined by 10% in the
year
2010.
Moreover
, the disbursement on Healthcare(15%) remained stagnant for the time period between 2000 and 2010 while spending on
restraunts
and hotels was mere 16% in 2000 and
saw
a marginal growth of 1% on 2010.
Futhermore
, the
people
of nation were least interested to spend on footwear and clothing and the expenditure was
just
10% during 2000 to 2010.