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The image contains a bar graph with two sets of bars for each category, denoting data for the years 2010 and 2014, measured in $ Million, with a scale from 0 to 5000. The categories are Food, Clothes, Books, Smartphones, and Toiletries. In 2010, Food accounted for approximately 4500 $ Million, Clothes 1500 $ Million, Books 500 $ Million, Smartphones 2500 $ Million, and Toiletries 1000 $ Million. In 2014, Food accounted for nearly 4000 $ Million, Clothes 2000 $ Million, Books 1000 $ Million, Smartphones 3000 $ Million, and Toiletries just below 1500 $ Million. The bars for 2014 are consistently taller than their 2010 counterparts, except for Food which decreased.
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The provided bar chart compare the expenditure on food,clothes,books, smart phones and toiletries by 18-20 year olds in the year 2010 and 2014 in a particular country.
Overall, it is clear from the graph that the maximum spending was done on food in both the years.Also, while spending on given products except books and clothes rose with time.
Looking at the graph in more detail 2010 roughly $37 million was spent on food by 18-20 year olds,whereas $2500 million where spent on clothes. About $2000 million we spent on smart phones and toiletries.The list expenditure was done on books,with the figure of only $1000 million.
After the next four years, the expenditure on food, smart phone, and toiletries where increased.in the year 2014, roughly $4400 million Where spent on food and around $2700 millionSpent on smart phone
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