The bar chart illustrates the monthly expenditure of a US family on food, gas and clothing on the first four months of 2010.
Overall it can be seen that, on April,2010 the family spent the highest amount of their monthly income on clothing and gas, while they spent a significant amount of their earning on food on the month of February the same year. Also, it is noticeable that, the average spending was similar on the first two months of that year but then the spending graph fluctuated on the later two months.
In the first two months of 2010, the family spent most of their earnings on food than gas or clothing. in January and in February they spent more than 500 bucks on food. Though their expenditure on gas had a slight decrease but their spending on clothings had a significant increase on these two months from around 200 bucks to 600 bucks.
On the contrary, in the next two months their expenditure on food items decreased a bit but their spending on the other two items increased drastically. The family’s cost on clothings rose up from less than 400 bucks to more than 600 bucks. Their gas bill also got a slight increase from almost 400 USD to almost 600 USD. Nevertheless, their average monthly expense had a fluctuation during this period and ended up being the lowest by April.