The bar chart represent the family expenditure of food, gas, and clothing in the USA measured by dollars in the first four month in 2010.
Generally, gas was an item that spending less than food and clothing. In first month, family in USA spending more in food, while in last month the expenditure of clothing dramatically increased.
According to the bar chart, family in USA spending the food approximately 500 dollars in January, climbed slightly in February, and steeply fell in March and April. The different condition happened in gas item, which was family in USA spending the gas moderately increased almost 600 dollars in February until April, while in January to February this item run into go down.
Furthermore, a fluctuating condition happened in clothing expenditure, which is got the least preffered item that purchased by family in USA at just over 200 dollars in January. This item’s expenditure suddenly jump at almost 600 dollars in February and dramatically go down at just over 300 dollars in March. In April, clothing expenditure experienced peak at nearly 700 dollars, which became an item that most purchased in that period.