The given bar chart delineates the proportion of household spending on five different products in 2010 and 2014. Initially, It is clear that food section showing the highest consumption rather than other products.
To begin with the food products, there is evident high usage above 3500 USD in 2010, and reach to a climax throughout 2014 that close on 4500 USD. However, books sector shows the lowest consumption over other products, starting around 1000 USD in 2010 and decrease 50 percent in 2014. It is undeniable that food sectors in household lead the peaking levels.
In addition, it is widely acknowledged that clothes and smartphones display similar patterns, in the very begining with 2500 USD and over 2500 USD respectively in 2014. Both sectors show rise up in four years later. On the other hand, toiletries groups reveals a steady increase from about 1900 USD all the way to 2000.
