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The image displays a bar chart titled 'Citizens' expenditure in the UK' for 2004, showing the percentage of total spending for five age groups across three categories. For the Under 30 age group, spending on Food and drink was 6%, Restaurant and Hotel was 14%, and Entertainment was 7%. For the 31-45 age group, expenditure was 13% on Food and drink, 12% on Restaurant and Hotel, and 8% on Entertainment. The 46-60 age group spent 17% on Food and drink, 12% on Restaurant and Hotel, and 14% on Entertainment. For the 61-75 age group, figures were 20% for Food and drink, 23% for Restaurant and Hotel, and 2% for Entertainment. Lastly, the 76+ age group's spending was 23% on Food and drink, 7% on Restaurant and Hotel, and 13% on Entertainment.
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The bar chart illustrates the three types of expenditures namely food and drink,restaurant and hotel and entertainment among five age groups in UK citizens in 2004.
Overall, most of the people spend money for food and drink amoung age 31 to 60 and over 76 years ,while others entertainment and restaurant.
Under year 30, above 5% of people spend money for foods, however its double in age 31 to 45 .Moreover, figure continuesly increased sharply and became peak point in over 76 years , about 22% similar to spent entertainment in age 61 to75 years. Highest proportion of people in age below 30 year expenditures for restaurant and hotel.Then it experienced decline in age 31 to 45 and remained same in 45 to 60 years , which was 12%, nevertheless, this became lowest point approximently 3% in age 61 to 75.
Entertaintment followed contrast trajectory, beginning with 6% and rose gradually about 22% in age 61 to 75 years, which was the highest expenditure before been decreased.
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