The bar chart illustrates the figure for products payment in one country on five various purchases by aged 18-20 from 2010 to 2014.
Overall, it is clear that spending on food led the group and increased significantly while expenditure on books was the lowest and gradually declined in both years. In addition, the amount spent on smartphones and toilets was an upward trend whereas spending on clothes remained unchanged over the years.
A detailed analysis reveals that spending on food was the highest in the group and increased steadily from 38 dollars to 44 dollars during the years. In contrast, the amount spent on books was the lowest in the chart at 10 dollars in 2010 then decreased significantly to 5 dollars in 2014.
In terms of smartphones, expenditure on this by 18-20 aged a considerably growth from 20 dollars to over 25 dollars throughout the years. Similarly, the figure for toiletries was spent by 18-20 aged slight climb of 1 dollar between 2010 and 2014. Additionally, spending on clothes remained unchanged at 25 dollars during the period.