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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 bar chart compares the expenses by people 18-20 years old made in particular country on five different products in 2010 and 2014.
In 2010, 18-20 aged individuals spent approximately $3600 millions (m) on sustenance. These numbers sharply enlarged to almost $4500 (m) by 2014, remaining the chart high figure. By contrast, $2000 (m) expended on cellphones, gradually growing to just above than $2500 (m) in 2014. Nonetheless, books were the less purchased items in the chart. It began with $1000 (m), experiencing significant decline to $500 (m) by 2014.
When it comes to figures for clothes and toiletries, the former remained unchanged overall with $2500 (m) just lower than expenses in cellphones. The latter, on the other hand, started with about $1900 (m), modestly increasing to $2000 (m).
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