The bar chart gives information about the spending by 18-20 year olds in one country on food, clothes, books, smartphones, and toiletries between 2010 and 2014.
Overall, it is clear that spending on food was significantly higher than on other products , while books showed the lowest figure. Notably, the figures for clothes and toiletries remained almost unchanged from the beginning to the end of the timespan. Besides, spending on smartphones was observed to change only slightly among all products. Looking at the chart in more detail, the spending on food was approximately 37 million dollars at the beginning of the period, but in 2014 it rose to nearly 43 million dollars, making it the highest among all other products. As for books, the amount of money spent was 5 million dollars in 2014, which was 22 million dollars higher than that for smartphones.
In terms of spending on clothes, it remained stable by the end of the period, showing 25 million dollars among all products. This was followed by spending on toiletries, which stood at 20 million dollars. However, among these items, spending on clothes was higher.