Overall, housing accounted for half of the household budget, making it the largest expense. Food was the second largest category, while leisure represented the smallest share., Housing made up 50% of total spending, exactly twice the proportion allocated to food, at 25%. Together, these two categories accounted for three-quarters of the household budget., Transport represented 15% of expenditure, compared with 10% for leisure. These categories together constituted the remaining quarter of total spending., Overall, food represented the largest proportion of household expenditure, followed by housing. Leisure accounted for the smallest share, although its figure was relatively close to that of transport., Food accounted for 40% of the household budget, while housing represented 25%. Combined, these two categories made up almost two-thirds of total expenditure, at 65%., Transport constituted one-fifth of spending, at 20%. Leisure accounted for the remaining 15%, which was five percentage points lower than the figure for transport., Overall, transport was the largest expense, accounting for almost half of total spending. Housing and leisure had equal shares, while food represented the smallest proportion., Transport accounted for 45% of household expenditure, three times the figure for food, at 15%. Together, these categories represented 60% of the total budget., Housing and leisure each made up 20% of spending. Their combined share was 40%, five percentage points below the proportion allocated to transport alone., Overall, leisure dominated household spending, accounting for more than half of the budget. Food was the second largest expense, whereas transport had the smallest share., Leisure represented 55% of total expenditure, exceeding the combined share of all other categories. Food accounted for a further 20%, bringing their combined proportion to 75%., Housing made up 15% of the household budget, while transport accounted for just 10%. The difference between these two categories was five percentage points., Overall, the household budget was distributed equally across all four categories. No category accounted for a larger or smaller share than any other., Housing and food each represented 25% of total expenditure. Together, these two categories accounted for half of the household budget., The remaining half was divided equally between transport and leisure, with each making up a quarter of total spending. Both figures were identical to those recorded for housing and food., Overall, housing and food jointly accounted for the largest shares of household spending, together making up a clear majority. Leisure was the smallest expense, with a share half that of transport., Housing and food each constituted 35% of total expenditure. Their combined share reached 70%, leaving less than a third of the budget for the other two categories., Transport accounted for 20% of spending, exactly twice the proportion allocated to leisure, at 10%. Together, these categories represented the remaining 30% of the household budget.

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