The provided bar chart depicts the data about the proportion of expenditures in education, housing, leisure, insurance, and “other” sectors by three age groups in Shastonville in 2022.
It can be seen from the bar chart that the age group of 20-40 years spent more on education than on the other four sectors, while the 40-60 age group spent more on housing. Another interesting point is that the 60-80 age group spends more on insurance. Another interesting thing is that, the older the population in Shastonville is, the expenditure on the education and recreation sectors will decrease, while the insurance sector will increase.
In detail, the 20-40 age group spent more money on the education sector by 60%, followed by the leisure sector by 20%. On the other hand, the “other” sector had expenditures twice as small as the leisure sector. While the housing and insurance and housing sectors had much less expenditure than other sectors.
On the other hand, the 40-60 age group spent more money on the housing sector at around 45%, followed by the “other” sector just below 20%. Meanwhile, the education and leisure sectors were at relatively the same percentage of approximately 15%, and the insurance sector was at a proportion just below 10%, twice as small as the “other” sector.
For the 60-80 age group, insurance was the sector with the highest expenditure compared to other sectors, which was around 45%, followed by the housing sector at 30%. On the other hand, the leisure sector had around 10% expenditure, while the education and “other” sectors were below the leisure sector.