Household Income Distribution

There are three pie charts which represent the segments of monthly household spending done by three southern American countries that are Brazil, Peru and Columbia on basic necessities such as Food and Drink, Housing, Clothing and Entertainment in the year 2017. Overall, Brazil and Peru had spent most of the income on Housing whereas Columbia had done most spending on Food and drink. Firstly, Brazil spent one third and the most of its monthly income on Housing. In addition to that, one fifth of the income was spent on Food and Drink, Education and Entertainment which is evenly distributed. However, Clothing was the category with the lowest spending income of 5%. Secondly, Peru also had one third of its income on Housing category, similar to Brazil. The second highest spending was done on Entertainment with a quarter of income spent. Furthermore, one fifth of the income was spent on Food and Drink and one sixth in Education while on Clothing only 8% was spent. Thirdly, Columbia spent the highest of its income on Food and Drink with 30% of economy and 19% on Housing. Additionally, Education was the second highest category with the spending of around a quarter of income. While, Entertainment and Clothing had the spending of 13% and 14%.

The charts indicates the proportion of incomes that three south american countries spent on activities like entertainment and shopping in 2017. Brazil spent equally on food and drinks, entertainment and education at 20 percent of their income, they did least spending on clothing only at 5 percent, whereas maximum money got used in housing. Peru as well spent maximum on accomodation, about one-third of their salaries anddid least expenditure on clothing under one-tenth of the total household income. Peru used up one-fifth and one-fouth of their money on food and drinks and entertainment respectively, and just 16 percent on education. Columbia spent maximum on education among all countries at 24 percent, where as did least expenditure on housing at just 19 percent. People here utilized their almost one-third money on foods and drinks and spent just 13 percent and and a quater on entertainment and education respectively.

The pie graphs below compares the total money spent monthly in Brazil, Peru and Colombia on Food and beverages, accomodation, clothing , entertainment and education in the year 2017. The data is described in percentage. Overall, Brazil recorded a highest expenditure among three in the sector of entertainment. Moreover, garment sector was least preferred in all nations and thus was recorded lowest. Entertainment industry peaked in Brazil and attracted 35 percent of household income. However, in Colombia it was significantly lower around one fifth of their total income. Furthermore, in Peru percentage was seen very closer to Brazil. In addition to this, in Brazil income was distributed equally approximately one fifth in three sectors, namely, Food, housing and education. Similar situation was seen in Peru as well in these sectors. Whereas, Colombia invested highest in education around one-third of its entire income. On top of that, Interms of clothing, Brazil and Peru spend around 10 percent. Moroever, Colombia spend slightly more exactly 14 percent in this sector.

The pie chart depicts the monthly expenditure of three South American countries, namely Brazil, Peru, and Colombia in 2017. Overall, Housing remains the top expenditure, except in case of Colombia where Food and drink costs the highest. Although Colombia spends the higher in clothing sector (about 8%), as compared to those of Brazil and Peru, where clothing is least expense. The amount spent in entertainment remains the lowest (around 13%), against 20% of Brazil and 25% of Peru. The percentage spent on education by each country is moderatly same, that is 20%, 16% and 24% respectively. In conclusion, Food and drink, and housing remains the major expense, followed by entertainment, education and finally clothing.

The pie charts displays the proportion of monthly houshold income of three South American countries such Brazil , Peru , Colombia regarding food and drink , housing , clothing entertainment and Education in 2017 . Firstly we will discuss about Food and Drink for all three South American countires , However Colombia has highest percentage of monthly income has 30 percentage but Brazil and Peru which has only 20 percentage of monthly household income. Simalary for Education Colombia has largest percentage of 24 compared to other two contries such as 20 % for Brazil and 24 % for Colombia . Also for clothing Colombia has maximum percentage of 14 while Brazil has 5 and Peru has 8 percentage of household consumption. For Housing Brazil has maximum percentage of 35 for household allowance compared to Peru which have 31 percentage and Colombia have only 19 percentage . Peru has maximum household consumption of 25 percentage for entertainment while Brazil has only 20 percentage and Coloumbia have consumed only 13 percentage.

The given pie charts illustartes the ratio of monthly household income in the three South American countries such as Brazil, Peru, and Colombia. This picture represents the consumption on food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainment in the countries during the year of 2017. Overall, from the image it is clear that in percentage of consumptions were varies in different countries. In Brazil and peru were following the significant consumption in housing around 35 percent, but the Colombia following least number. However, ratio of education in three different countries were not same in Peru 16 portion money spent, whereas in other countries approximately 20 percent. In Colombia palying least number of entertainment expendeture compare with other two countries. Moreover, over the period consumption in food and drink were same ratio following in Brazil and Peru but Colombia was in highest position that was 30 percent. Finally, it is clear that entertainment expendeture was not enough in Brazil and Peru but in Colomia follwed most consumtion. So, the percentage of the money spent over the household things were not similar in three countries.

The provided graphs depict the amount spent by household on housing, entertainment, food & drinks, clothing and education in the year 2017, comapring three different countries of South America - Brazil, Peru and Colombai. They provide insight into the montly expenditure of the above listed countries. Overall, it is evident that Brazil and Peru have spend major portion of their income in housing, while the least part is used in clothing. In contrast, Colombia have utilized the major part of their income in food and drinks To begin with, in Brazil, more than one third portion was spent on housing, whereas 20% each is utilized in education, food & and entertainment. In addition to it, a very minimal amount is spent on clothing with 5%. In Peru, the expenditure in housing is reduced to 31% as of Brazil, while the food and drinks portion is equal to the Brazil with 20%. Furthermore, education, entertainment and clothing are at 16%, 25% and 8% respectively. Looking at the other country, maximum portion of monthly houshold income is spent in food and drink section with 30%, whereas only 13% and 14% are used in entertainment and clothing. Meanwhile, expenditure made in housing and education are 19% and 24%.

The pie charts depicts the amount of monthly household income that three South American countries spent on food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainment in the year 2017. The data is interpreted in the format of pie chart. First of all, the data mentioned in the pie charts is of three countries Brazil, Peru, and Colombia respectively. And the amount spent is in the form of percentage. Firstly, 35% of income is spent over Housing, 20% for Food and Drink, 5% over clothing, 20% for Entertainment and nearly a quarter of income is spent for Education, all these expenditure is in the case of Brazil. Secondly, For Peru, the larger amount is over Housing that is 31%, then a whole quarter of income is spent in terms of Entertainment, for Education and Clothing 16% and 8% respectively is spent, and for Food and drink nearly a quarter of earning is spent. Lastly, In case of Colombia, 30% of income is spent over Food and drink, nearly a quarter is spent over Education, in terms of Entertainment and Clothing, 13% and 14% of total earnings is spent respectively, and 19% of total expenditure is spent over Housing. Hence, as shown in the charts, Brazil and Peru spent more than one fourth of total income over Housing and only 19% is spent in case of Colombia.

The pie charts depict the percentage of monthly family earnings that three South American nations (Brazil, Peru, Columbia) spent on food and drink, housing, clothing, entertainment and education for the year 2017. Overall, for Brazil and Peru, maximum expenditure was done on housing, whereas the highest spending in Colombia was for food and drinks. It can be noticed that Brazil and Peru followed a similar pay out pattern. Both spent around one fifth on food and drinks. In contrast, Columbia exceeded them by 10%. Money spent on education in columbia was about 24%, followed by Brazil at 20%, and then Peru accounting for 16%. Moreover, Peru spent the most on entertainment industry (25%), next in line was Brazil equalling one fifth, and then columbia reporting 13%. Additionally, clothing topped the chart for Columbia (14%), followed by Peru at 8% and Brazil at 5%. All countries spent a great amount for housing. Brazil and Peru's expenditure ranged between 31-35%, while Columbia's was around 19%.

The given pie charts indicate the percentage of expenditure incurred by South American households on a monthly basis in the year 2017. The countries in review are Brazil, Peru and Colombia, with expenses being divided into five categories. It can be clearly noticed that almost half the family income of all three countries is spent on housing and nourishments. Education constitutes one-fifth of the expenses paid by the brazilian households which is 4% more, when compared to Peruvian families (16%). Entertainment is an almost equally contributing factor to the expenses incurred by both Brazilian and Peruvian households, with the former's proportion being 20% and the latter 25%. Settlers from both countries have spent the least in regard to clothing, with Brazil constituting a meager 5% when compared to Peru's 8%. Colombian households have spent significantly more on food and drink (30%) when compared to the other two countries. In contrast to the same, it has been recorded that Colombia has spent the least in regard to housing, contributing less than one-fifth to the total expenses. Entertainment has been the least contributing factor in Colombia, with families having paid a modest 13% for the same. Education and clothing make up more than one-third of the expenses incurred by Colombian households.