The pie charts show the proportions of income spent on different areas by young people in the US and those in Czech Republic. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts provided illustrate the young generation spent their income in the USA and Czech. Overall, all of their earned money are spent on studies, housing, leisure, transport and clothing. The youngs in Czech spent two fifth of their income in studies, while the US young people spent their money on all of the fields counterparts is relatively equal. To be specific, studies is the main purpose of the young people spent money, occupied by 40%, followed by transport, by 23%. Money spent on outfits and leisure are virtually the same, with the former by 11%, the latter by 10%. And then for food and housing, both of them are 8 %. As for the USA, similar to Czech Republic, studies expense still occupied the biggest proportion in the consumer target, but only half of that in Czech, by 20%. Housing stand the second, by 19%, and the money spent on transport, food and leisure are almost identical, by 18%, 17% and 16% respectively. American young generation are spend far more money than the Czech young in housing and food, both of them are the twice more. It also noticeable that people in America are will to spent more in recreation activity. Finally, the proportion of the US young men spent on their attires is merely less than that in Czech, by 10 %.