The bar chart provides information about the net worth of the UK between 2000 and 2010 according to four different sectors, such as UK total, households, businesses, and government.
Overall, there are three sector that followed similar pattern; there is one other sector that had its own trend.
Household figure started at approximately 4,5 billion pounds in 2000, and to 2010, it increased close to 7 billion. UK total worth represented around 4 billion in 2000, and accounted for about 6,5 billion pounds in 2010. Both the household and UK total worth increased with small fluctuations during this period. They were rising steadily until a slight drop in 2008 and 2009, but after that, they continued increasing.
The government figure stood at almost 0.2 billion pounds in 2000. Then in 2010, the number declined around 0 billion. During this time, it fluctuated a bit. The trend reached a peak in 2007, and accounted for nearly 0.4 billion. The businesses had a negative number during these years. It reached a trough of almost -1 billion in 2000. In addition, in 2008, the number climbed to 0 billion, which was the highest net worth in this sector from 2000 to 2010. In 2010, it made up to around -0.3 billion.