The bar graphs provide information about the contribution of expense which people spent on 5 various products and services in a country, situating in Europe, in two different years (1998 and 2008).
Overall, the position of the categories in question remained unchanged, although the quantity of them slightly decreased or increased. In both the years, electronic goods were responsible for the largest proportion of spending, while newspaper or magazines and visiting to cinema contributed to the lowest one.
Half of the categories experienced noticeable decreases. In the first year in question, Holiday packages accounted for 8 units, But, they almost halved and reached at 3 in 2008. Magazines/newspaper and cinema attendance shared a similar proportion in the first and the second graph (3 for each). They both were responsible for 1 in 2008.
Clothes and electronic products , in 1998, had the greatest proportion, 12 units and 16 units respectively. A significant growth was seen in the two categories within ten years. The former reached at 20 from in 1998, while the latter comprised the share of 18(12 in 1998).
Eating in restaurants was the only category which contribution of that did not changed. It was equal to 6 units.