The bar chart provides information on spending by 18-20-year-olds in one country on products, such as food, clothes, books, smartphones, and toiletries between 2010 and 2014. Overall, while the figure for food, smartphone, and toiletries saw an increase, that for clothes remained stable, expenditure on books saw a decline. Notably, food accounted for the highest share throughout the period.
Focusing on the increases first, the figure for food expenditure rose from 37 million dollars to around 44 million dollars in 2014. A similar scenario was observed in smartphones, which surged from 20 million dollars to 27 million dollars in 2014. Toiletries also witnessed an upward trend, climbing from approximately 18 million dollars to 20 million dollars.
Turning to clothes and books, the former spending on clothes remained unchanged throughout the four years at 25 million dollars. The latter received the least expenditure at 10 million in 2010, the figure continued to fall by half in 2014.
