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This table shows the average family spending in Britain. As can be seen from the table, the living expenses on different items occupy different percentage.

From the table, we can see that food accounts for 25% of the family spending, which comes the first. This indicates that food is still the most basic need of the British people.

Transportation comes the second, which takes up 15% of the family spending. This is because people tend to live in suburban houses and drives to work in town. The fares of buses, taxes and train really cost money.

Next are the house and clothes, both of which cover12% of the family spending. This reveals that house and clothes are still important parts in British people’s life.

Service and fuel don’t cost much, both of which are 9% of the family spending. This is either because service in Britain is cheap, or people in Britain serve themselves most of the time, or electrical appliances are generally used in their life.

Therefore, we may come to the conclusion that the basic need of food, clothes, house, fuel, and transportation still play important role in British people’s life.

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