The given line chart presents how much taxation and consumer credit are changed by percentage from 1990 to 2010 and the given bar chart illustrates three different types of consumer spending in UK with the same timeline.
Overall, reaching peaks are seen between available credit and clothing ‘s spending in last half of the period in both graph. It is also notable that UK posses an available credit rates opposing with taxation proportion.
Regarding the given line graph, the percentage of available credit was on the wane and reach its peak at 60% in last 2005 before slighty dropped by 25% after 2010. On the contrary, the year 2000 witnessed a register at -10% in percent of taxation which dipping to 3 times lower (-30%) in the next 5 years then slightly rose to -20% after 2010.
As can be seen from the bar chart, a significant increase in the household appliances that consumer spending on from 1990 to 2005 followed by a dramatical decline to almost 500 thousand pounds. Meanwhile, similar statistics of food and clothing’s expenditure in UK were accounted for over 1 billion pounds in 1990. After 15 yeas, the figure for food and clothing shows twofold rose and 3 times increased respectively.