The bar chart illustrates the yearly average expenditure on clothes in the US in the period of 20 years.
It is clear that women spent most of their money on clothes when compared to the remains. By contrast, the spending on clothes of boys was the lowest figure.
Looking at the expenditure of women on clothes, there was a significant increase from its starting point of $500 in 1985 to about 650$ and also reached a peak in 2005. By contrast, the spending of boys remained stable at around $100 and was the lowest figure over the period shown.
Regarding the expenditure of men, there was a remarkable growth of 140$ in the first 10 years before witnessing a slight decrease to 400$ in 2005. When it comes to the girls’ figure, it experienced a gradual upturn from $100 to $170 in 1985 and 2005, respectively.