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Band 4+: Student expenditure (aged under 26 in higher education) United Kingdom*

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The image displays a bar chart with two sets of horizontal bars representing two different years, 1996 and 1999, for several categories; Accommodation (1996: 18%, 1999: 20%), Food, bills, household goods (1996: 29%, 1999: 31%), Essential travel (1996: 17%, 1999: 16%), Non-essential travel (1996: 6%, 1999: 4%), Children (1996: 5%, 1999: 4%), Course expenditure (1996: 4%, 1999: 2%), Entertainment (1996: 7%, 1999: 8%), Other (1) (1996: 14%, 1999: 15%). Horizontal axis ranges from 0 to 35 with intervals of 5, vertical axis lists the categories.
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The chart provides an overview of student expenditure aged under 26 in higher school over a three-year period, namely from 1996 to 1999.

Firstly, expenditure for children is a significant figure because in 1996 the percentage of people who did it was about 2 percent, but in 1999 no data was recorded: in other words nobody cover this expense.

Whereas accommodation and food,bills,house hold goods rose , on the contrary essential travel decreased. Regarding non essential travel, there was a slightly growth of 2 percent approximately.

The proportion of course expenditure in 1996 is higher than one in 1996 and the difference between these is of 4 percent, a notable data in comparison with prior points.

The last two aspects that can be comparised are entertainment and other expenditure because they present the same trand in different percentage terms: in fact, they both increase in 1999 and on the one hand the first point listed passed from 26% to over 30%, on the other hand the second one from 12% to over 15%.

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Student expenditure (aged under 26 in higher education) United Kingdom*

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