Household Income Distribution

The circular chart demonstrates the number of monthly family earnings being spent by three South American countries (Brazil, Peru, Colombia) in five different categories which are food and drinks, household, clothing, entertainment, and Education during the year 2017. Unit is measured in percentage Overall, Brazilians and the citizens of Peru spent the majority part of their income on housing, and the lowest expenditure for both the respective citizens made on clothing whereas Colombians spent the highest part of their income on food and drinks and the lowest was on entertainment. On the one hand, a similarity was noticed between Brazilians and Peruvians in terms of expenditure where a whopping 35% and 31% were spent on households respectively. Expenditure on food and drinks was the same for both (20%) however Brazilians prioritized education more compared to Peruvians by a 4% increased rate marking their expenditure on education at 20%. For both the countrymen entertainment was the least of their priorities as they spent only 5% and 8% (Brazil and Peru respectively). Furthermore, the difference in expenses for Entertainment was only 5% with 20% for Brazilians and 25% for Peruvians. On the other hand, Columbians differed in their prime concerns regarding their expenses. The highest income expenditure was on Food and drinks (30%) while the lowest money spent was on entertainment 13%. The rest of the categories where expenses were made differed only by a few % marking clothing at 14%, housing at 19%, and Education which is their second-highest at 24%.

The three given pie charts depicts the information about the household expenditures on food, drink, housing, clothing and entertainment in three South American countries for the year 2017. Overall, it can be understood that Brazil paid the most for housing and the least for clothing. To begin with, Colombia loved to spend about 24% on food and drink as compared to Brazil and Peru who spent equally, a fifth. Moreover, 35% was given on housing by Brazilians as compared to Peru and Colombia, 31% and 19% respectively. Moving with the rest of the information, people of Brazil paid the same for entertainment and education which was 20%. Probing ahead, Entertainment exceeded the percentage in Peru (25%) than in education which was 16%. The case was just the opposite in Colombia where education came first.

The pie charts delineates how three South American nations spend their portion of monthly earnings on food and drinking, housing, clothing and entertainment in the year 2017. The unit of measure is percentage. Overall, by a glance at the charts , it is evident that Brazil and Peru had spend the maximum amount of money on housing , however Colombia had the majority stake of expenditure in Food and drinks. Firstly, Clothing was the seaction which had the least spending in Brazil and Peru with 5% and 8% respectively , but, this figure was 9% more than that of the Brazil in Colombia for the same. On the contrary side Entertainment had the least percentage of share in Colombai with 13%, however, Brazil and Peru had one-fifth and a quater share in entertainment respectively. In addition to that, a littile less that a quater was spent on education in Columbia . Furthermore, Brazil had more than a third share in housing with 35% , however this figure was 4% and 16% less in Peru and Colombai. Surprisingly, in the case of entertainment in Brazil and Peru had an equal share of 20% and Colombai had 10% more than them.

The below pie charts depicts the spending of Brazil, Peru and Columbia citizens on food, drink, housing, clothing and entertainment in the year 2017. The comparisions has been made in terms of percentages. We can see that the most number of citizens have spent their highest on housing in both Brazil and Peru. In Brazil they have spent 35% and in Peru close to 31%. There can also be observed the minimal spending in clothing in all the three countries. Columbia has the tax payers spending 14% of their monthly earnings on clothing, followed by Peru which is 8% and Brazil stands at 5%. Brazil residents have spent 1/5th of their total salaries on food and drink, entertainment and education each respectively. The same is not the case with Peru where entertainment expenses stood at 25% and education, food and drink combined was less than 40%. Columbia had most of its people paying the most for food and drink which is 30% followed by education 24%. The total bills paid for entertainment is approximately 13%.

The provided pie charts depicts the percentage of monthly salary spent on expenses like food and drink, housing , clothing and entertainment by three South American countries namely Brazil, Colombia and Peru in the year 2017. Overall, it is clear that the monthly expenses in various fields are similar in Brazil and Peru and slightly different in Colombia. Both in Brazil and Peru most of the money was spent on housing while in Colombia, entertainment was preferred among the most to splurge upon. To begin with, in Brazil, citizens have spent 35% on housing which is 4 % more as compared to people in Peru. Approximately one fifth of the income has been splurged on clothing,education and entertainment by brazililians whereas Peru's citizens have spent 5% more than brazil on entertainment and 4% less on food and drink. Entertainment expenses accounts to 20% .Lastly clothing is neglected in both the nations with expenses ranging 5% in Brazil and 8% in Peru. On the other hand, in Colombia food and drink accounts for 30 % of salary expenses.Education costs are 5 % more as compared to housing accounting for 24% and 19% respectively. Entertainment and clothing expenses ranges around 13% and 14%

There's a graphical depiction of expenditure on monthly household of 3 South American Countries in the year 2017. These are mainly food and drink, housing, clothing, entertainment adn education. A general trend can be observed where housing, food and drink has a major proportion. People across these countries spend significantly lesser on clothing. Entertainment and Education are almost equal in terms of distribution. Brazil depicts the highest percentage of income used for housing at 35%, compared to Peru at 31%, with the least in Colombia at 19%. Colombia on the other hand holds 30% on income share for food and drink as Peru and Brazil, both hold just 20%. Entertainment has a significant share in Peru at 25% followed by Brazil and Colombia at 20% and13%, respectively. Another industry of major expenditure remains Education with Colombia leading at 24%, Brazil at 20% and Peru at just 16%. Lastly, clothing is the least of all at 14% in Colombia, 8% in Peru and just 5% in Brazil.

The circular charts shows the monthly householod expenditure of south american nations kept on food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainment in 2017. Percentage is the measuring unit briefly, I can say that people from brazil and peru spent one third of their income on housing, clothing is the least interested area among all three countries The citizens of brazil invested half of their income on housing, food and drinks and similar trends are repeated in peru almost 50 percent of their revenue is used on housing and food; however, Colombia also used 49 percent of their income on housing, food and drinks but the majority of that is used for food and drinks only that is 30 percent out of 49 and the trends are opposite in peru and brazil Clothing, education and entertainment ratio is similar in all the 3 nations. Brazil spent 20 percent on each education and entertainment sectors, Peru spent 25% on entertainment and 16% on education, Only 8% is spent on clothing. In the case of colombia 24% is spent on education and 13%,14% respectively on entertainment and clothing

The pie graphs discribe the percentage of monthly income expenditure on various cateogries of dialy needs by three different nations in the year of 2017. Overall, Brazilian people spend the mozority of there incode over Housing. Where as, the people of peru and colombia spend least on clothing and entertainment resceptivily. The Brazilian's spend most of there income on house which is 35 %, where as people from countries Peru and Colombia just spend 31 % and 19 %. Over food and drink Brazil and Peru people spend 20 % and Colombian people spend 10 % more than others. On cloths brazilian people spend leat which is 5 % than other two countries. While Peru people priotise entertainment with 25%, Colombian priortise Eduction over any thing else with 24%.

The Pie Charts depict the data of three major countries of South America namely Brazil,Peru and Colombia with respect to there monthy salary spenditure per houses on items like food and drinks, housing, clothing and entertainment in the year of 2017.The unit is measured in percentage. Overall,mostly checks are paid for housing in the both Brazil and Peru while Colombia spended on food and drinks.On the other hand,clothing were used the least of income except Colombia at second least purchased. To begin with,both Brazil and Peru had the same maximum spenditure on housing over one third and three tenth respectively,while Colombia spended most of their pay checks on food and drinks at a solid 30%.In contrast,almost all three countries had used their salaries on clothing purchase except Colombia with 14%,whereas less than one tenth for both Brazil and Peru at 5% and 8% accordingly. Brazil citizens used up their income equally on education,food and drinks and entertainment as one fifth of the total pay check ,Peru spended quarter of their monthy check on entertainment,20% on food and drink and 16% on education.Finally,Colombia dried their payment on education,entertainment and housing at almost a quater,13% and 19% respectively.

The given pie charts illustrate the household expenditure patterns amongst the South American countries of Brazil, Peru and Columbia in the year 2017. The citizens of Brazil spent more on housing than the other two countries, reaching upto 35% of their monthly income. Whereas, food & beverages, education and entertainment accounted for 20% each. Notably, they spent only 5% on clothing, the least amongst all countries. Similary, Peru also witnessed its population spending a large proportion of their earnings on housing (31%). Interstingly, Peruvians spent one fourth of their incomes on entertainment, which is well above the other countries. Furthermore, the expenses for food & drinks and education accounted for 20% and 16% of their incomes, respectively. They spent 8% on clothing. In contrast, Colombia displays a markedly different pattern than Peru and Brazil. The Colombians spent most of their salaries on education and food & beverages (24% and 30%, respectively). Housing accounted for 19% while 13% was spent on entertainment. Colombians spent 14% on clothing, which is higher than the other two countries. In conclusion, both Brazil and Peru spent most of their monthly incomes on housing. In contrast, Colombia spent the largest proportion of its earnings on food and drinks while also spending more on clothing than the other two countries.