The bar chart illustrates the avarage spending for household for four various categories( groceries, electricity and internet) in US during the period from 2000 to 2007
Overall, the major figure was groceries during through all years compares to internet which reached popularity due to years. Electricity was the evarage figure all years and it was aproximately stadily.
Firstly, groceries stood at $72 billions in 2000, while internet accouned only for $1 billion in 2000 respectively. By 2006, internet slightly increased to $40 billion, meanwhile, groceries reached a peak only by 2004 and stood at $90 billions. However, by 2006, it slightly deacresed to $80 billion and came back to $72 billions.
Secondly, electricity stood at already high figure, $39 billion. It rised gredually every year, in comparison to internet, which was sometimes dropped in figures. By 2006, it was $59 billions. Electricity climed to the highest figure and a leveling off at $60 billions.
To conclude, the main and the highest figure was groceries for seven years, while internet reached popularity and reached almost the same level to electricity to the end of period.