The bar chart illustrates the expenditure on five different goods by teenagers aged 18-20 in 2010 and 2014. Overall, spending money on products exhibited an upward trend while books experienced a decline. Food consumption was the most noticeable allocation in that two years, whereas, the lowest spending category was books
In 2010, teenagers spent 37 million dollars on food. This figure rose sharply in 2014 with approximately 45 million dollars. Similarly, only 20 million dollars were recorded as an allocation of the 18-20 aged people in 2010. The amount of money then increased considerably with nearly 30 million dollars in 2014
Clothes and toiletries categories showed a stable expenditure trend in 2010 and 2014. When the spending for clothes remained unchanged with 25 million dollars in both years. The expenditure of toiletries went up minimally. However, book allocation which was 10 million dollars dropped double compared with its consumption data in 2014 remaining 5 million dollars.