The given bar graph illustrates and compares the expenditures on five different goods by late teenagers in 2010 and 2014.
It is evident that the expenditure on food products rose from 3500 million in 2010 to approximately 4500 million in 2014. Spendings on mobile phones was similar to the ones spent on food products, an increase of 600 million in 4 years.
Moreover, products such as clothes and toiletries saw little to no increase in the numbers. The expenses on clothes in 2010 and 2014 remained unchanged, 2500 million in both years. Similarly, there was a minor rise of about 100 million on toiletries.
On the other hand, the financial spending on books plunged noticeably. In 2010, people spent about 1000 million on books. Eventually, the numbers decreased to 500 million in 2014.
In a nutshell, expenses for goods such as food and smartphones saw an upward trend. While the trend for clothes and toiletries remained stable, the expenses on books plummeted moderately.