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The image illustrates a bar chart comprising two years (1999 and 1996) of student expenditure in the UK by category. Accommodation is the highest expense, with a noticeable increase from around 17% in 1996 to nearly 21% in 1999. Food, bills, and household goods show a modest rise from approximately 15% to 17%, while essential travel remains consistent at nearly 10%. Non-essential travel and children's expenses see a slight decrease and increase respectively, both around 3%. Course expenditure drops from 8% to 6%, entertainment declines from 5% to 3%, and other expenses remain negligible at 1%.
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Overall,the highest proportion of monthly expenditure was more than 30% for entertainment in 1999,while the lowest ratio was almost 1% for children in 1996.
In terms of remaining information about spending money for students accomodation, in 1996 it was more than 23%, which was decreased to 20% in 1999. The percentage for food, bill’s household goods was 17% and 20% approximately. However,the difference between essential travel was almost 3% in 1996 to 1999,and for non essential percentage was almost same.
As for the remaining information about spent money for children, it was nearly 2% in 1996.
Although the highest percentages for course expenditure was 10% and lowest one was almost 7%. Notably, the ratio for entertainment was highest in the chart which was more than 30% and more than 25% respectively. For other spending rate was less than 13% in 1996 and close to 17% in 1999.
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