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The image presents a line graph showing the changes in prices of grocery items in the UK from 1993 to 2018 for bread, milk (per litre), cereal, marmalade, and chicken wings; with a Y-axis from £0.00 to £3.50 and X-axis marked 1993, 1998, 2003, 2008, 2010, 2013, 2018. Bread starts at approx £0.50 (1993), peaking at £1.25 (2010) with a slight drop to £1.20 (2013), and ending at £1.10 (2018), milk begins at approx £0.40 (1993), peaks at £0.70 (2013), and ends at £0.65 (2018), cereal commences at approx £1.10 (1993), steadily rising to £2.50 (2018), marmalade starts at approx £0.90 (1993), peaking at £1.70 (2010) and holding steady till 2018, and chicken wings begin at approx £1.40 (1993), drop to £1.00 (2003), and rise sharply to £3.30 (2018).
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In this essay, I will summarize the information from the chart about the changes in the price of bread, milk, cereal, chicken wings, and marmalade in the UK between 1993 and 2018, making comparisons where relevant.
Overall, there is clear growth in all grocery items like milk, cereal, bread, marmalade, and chicken wings from 1993 to 2018. Cereal and chicken wings were the most expensive during this time, and Marmalade and bread were the cheapest in the same period.
In 1993, the most expensive items were Cereal costing £1.50, and chicken wings with a price of around £1.25. While bread, milk, and marmalade had a lower cost respectively of £0.40, £0.30, and £ 0.55 approximately.
According to this chart, all was gradual growth in marmalade, bread, and cereal during the 25 years mentioned. However, chicken wings and milk had growth and a high increase to finish 2018 finishing with a cost of around £2.30 and £2.00 respectively.
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