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The image is a bar chart showing the percentage of British people giving money to charity by age range for 1990 and 2010. The age ranges are 18-25, 26-35, 36-50, 51-65, and >65. In 1990, the highest percentage was for the age range 51-65 at around 35%, and the lowest was for 18-25 at around 5%. In 2010, the highest percentage was for the age range >65 at around 40%, and the lowest was for 18-25 at around 20%. The chart shows a general increase in the percentage of people giving money to charity over the two decades for all age groups.
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The bar graph represents the information about the British citizens proportion of different age groups between 2 years :1990 and 2010.
Overall,it has been observed that the money raised by British people in 1990 outperformed that of 2010.with exception referring to age groups 51to 65 and over 65.
In 2010 the majority of funding in the age groups of 36 -50 the highest percentage throughout the year within 42% however the slightly decreases to 35% in the two subsequent decades.Second ranking people of the age of 26 to 35 increases just over 30% but in 1990 significantly fell down to 24%.younger citizens contributed the least at only 17% of 18to 25 while in 1990 it was just 7% of funding donation.
Regarding,Older demographics shares the most contribution in 1990 than 2010 of the ages 51 -65 it was 39% decline to 35% as similar over 65 age in 2010.
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