The 1966 And 1996: A Case Study

The pie chartes compare spending habbits of Americans in 1966 and 1996 in 6 different categories ( food, cars, petrol, restaurants, furniture, computers, books). Overall, in 1966 most households in US spent almost half of their income on the food, 30 years later most manny is spent on cars. In the 1966, as expectet, households spent the least amount of money on the computers, while in 1996 on books. In the 1966 almot half of the house budget went on a food.The cars were on the second place with 23 percent. 30 year later situatin has changed drasticlly and 45 percent of income was spent on cars. To continue with 1996, only 14 percent was spent on food, almost 30 percent less then in 1966. In the same year, equal aount of mony thet