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The image presents a bar chart comparing US household spending in dollars on five products in 2010 and 2014: Food, Clothes, Books, Smartphones, and Toiletries. In Food, 2010 spending is about 2300, 2014 is approximately 4300. In Clothes, 2010 is roughly 2100, 2014 is around 2100 exactly. In Books, 2010 sees about 950, 2014 sees roughly 400. For Smartphones, 2010 spending is close to 200, 2014 jumps to approximately 700. For Toiletries, spending is around 1200 in 2010 and approximately 1300 in 2014.
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The bar chart illustrates data about the expenses (in dollars)per family in the US on five different products in 2010 and 2014.
Overall,products are presents such as ordinary goods :food,clothes,books,smartphones ,toiletries.The most part of household budget spends on food ,while the smallest amount of spending go for books.
Firstly,food in both 2010 and 2014 have most of the costs ,about $3500 percent in 2010 and almost $4500 in 2014, however for books households spend only $500 in 2014 and it decreased from $1000 in 2010.
Secondly,clothes expenses are stable in both years it makes up $2500.Moreover,toiletries have similar dynamics and in 2010 and 2014 put out about $2000 on this products.However ,smartphones shows other outlay increasing results from $2000 to $2700 in two years.
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