The diagram illustrates the amount of money spent on five different categories by adults aged 18 to 20 in a particular country, measured in millions of dollars and compared in 2010 and 2014.
Overall, it can be observed that expenditures in some categories, such as food, smartphones, and toiletries, rose, while the figure for books experienced the reverse pattern. In addition, the amount of money allocated to clothes remained unchanged.
It is evident that spending on food and phones demonstrated substantial growth from nearly 35 and 20 million dollars in 2010 to under 45 and 30 million dollars in 2014, respectively. Meanwhile, the figure for toiletries experienced a slight increase of only about 2 million dollars.
In contrast, books accounted for exactly 10 million dollars of expenditure in 2010. Afterwards, it decreased twofold, representing 5 million dollars in 2014. Moreover, spending on clothes was the same at exactly 25 million dollars in both years.
