The bar chart illustrates information about five different types of goods were bought by people who aged 18-20 in one country in 2010 and 2014.
Overall, the spending on food was higher than other groceries thrôughut the period. Interestingly, the speding on most of goods increased, but books and clothes were the exceptions.
In 2010, approximately 3700 milions were spent on food making it was the most consumption. Ranked second was clothes accounted for roughly 2500 milions. Then, smartphones and toiletries showed the similar figure ranging from 1700-2000. The money spent on books was 1000 milions hit the lowest point compared with other goods.
4 years later, there was a dramatic growth in the spending on foods to almost 4500 milions. However, the figure for clothes remained unchanged at around 2500 milions. Then, a significant increase of 250 milions was seen in the spending on smartphones. After that, the amount of money spent on toiletries rose moderately to approximately 2000 milions, while the spending on books reported a fall of around 500 milions hit the bottom of the bart chart.