On the other hand, the under-$1-per-day households spend very little on forms of entertainment common in high-income countries such as movies, theater, or video shows. In all 13 countries in our sample, in the month preceding the survey the average extremely poor household spent less than 1 percent on any of these forms of entertainment. The comparable number for the United States is 5 per- cent. We can only speculate about the roots of this difference. Has the importance given to festivals and other indigenous forms of entertainment crowded out movie- going? Or is the answer as simple as a lack of access to movie theaters?

which is which ? please discuus