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Band 6+: the chart below shows the spending (in million dolars) per household in the UK on five different products in 2010 and 2014

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The image displays a bar chart titled 'United Kingdom' with a y-axis in '$ million' ranging from 0 to 5000, comparing data for 2010 and 2014 across five categories. For Clothes, the 2010 value is approximately $4050M and the 2014 value is approximately $4600M. For Smartphones, the 2010 value is approximately $3200M and the 2014 value is approximately $3150M. For Food, the 2010 value is approximately $1550M and the 2014 value is approximately $1200M. For Toiletries, the 2010 value is approximately $2450M and the 2014 value is approximately $3050M. For Books, the 2010 value is approximately $2150M and the 2014 value is approximately $2400M.
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The given bar chart illustrates the data of expences of five different items from each household in the United Kingdom. It is clearly observed that most of the people living in the UK spends their earnings buying clothes.

According to the provided data, In 2010, most of the household of UK expences can be seen on clothes whereas very few of the people had spent their money on food products as 4000 and around 1500 million dollars were overheads, Similarly, slightly more than 3000 million dollars were spent on smartphones in the same year of 2010. Almost 2500 million dollars which is lower than that of expences on smartphones was spent on toiletries items. In the case of book, expences can be seen average as it was around 2000 million dollars.

In 2014, around 4500 million dollars were spent on clothes as just above 1000 were spent on food items. Expences in smartphones in both the year had remained almost same with a bit of fluctuation. Comparing to the year 2010, expenses in toiletries items rised with addition of around 500 million dollars in 2014. The outgoing os around 2500 million dollars can be seen on book items.

In conclusion, it is obvious that most of the household in the UK had spent their money on shopping. The main reason behind this can be the rise of fashion trends throughout the year,

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