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The given pie charts illustrate five categories of household expenditure in the UK and New Zealand in two different years 1980 and 2008.
As can be seen from the chart, citizens in the UK spent the most money on leisure activities over two separate years, while in New Zealand, utility bills took over food and drink to keep the highest proportion in household budget in 2008.
In the year of 1980, in the UK, leisure hold 27 percent, the figure for this one increased to 34 percent in 2008, staying constantly in the first rank during both years. Similarly, utility bills and other expenditure also showed a slight upward trend from 26% and 9% in 1980 to 28% and 11% in 2008 respectively. By contrast, the UK saw a decrease in the percentage of food costs and transport costs throughout the period shown. In terms of general decline, the number for food and drink dropped far more sharply than that of transport, by 23% and 1% respectively.
In the same year, 27% was the percentage of utility bills which New Zealanders spent on, however, the pattern considerably rise to 31% in 2008. Furthermore, other costs also saw a slightly growth in the proportion of household expenditure, with a jump by 2% after the 28 following years. While food and drink accounted for 29%, becoming the first rank in household spending group, the ratio of this one had falling to 25% in 2008. Moreover, throughout the time given, leisure activities and transport costs simultaneously decreased by 1% from in turn of 18% and 17% in 1980.

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[Victoria Pham]

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