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The image displays a bar graph depicting the percentage of total spending on food and drink, restaurant and hotel, and entertainment by UK residents in 2004, categorized by age groups; Under 30, 31-45, 46-60, 61-75, and 76+. Food and drink spending is highest among the 76+ group at almost 25%, followed by the 61-75 group at just over 20%. Restaurant and hotel spending is highest among the 46-60 group at around 15%, closely followed by the 31-45 group. Entertainment spending is relatively consistent across all age groups, ranging from just under 10% to just over 10%.
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The graph above illustrates how much money people spend in uk in 2004 among diffrent categories.
We can see most ammount of people use their money in food and drink are aged between 76+ it’s almost 25% and the young people uses the less which is relay in 5-10% but indeed they use their most ammount of money in restraunt and hotel instead.
Age 61-75 are the people who uses the least of their penny in restraunt and hotel sector but entertainment is the thing that they wants to use their money much higher which is among 20-25%.
The balenced spenders age is between 46-60 % of people they use their money almost equaly these 3 sectors but they love to use their money in food and drink.
Over all the total spending has been changed in diffrent age range.Teen agers uses the less ammout among these categoris cause they are too expensive for them in real life .
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