The graphs indicates information about net earnings of the UK over a 10 years period between 2000 and 2010 divided into three different sectors.
Overall, looking at the details, the households always had the highest amount of wealth compared to the other result two groups. Meanwhile, the buisiness wealth was negative all the years.
The figures for UK households remain fairly steady between 2000 and 2002 about 4000 then had began increase 5000 and more. By 2007 UK households wealth from 4500 billion to just under 7000 billion. While both the households and government net wealth dropped significantly, in 2008 the governments net worth fell so much that it actually went into negative figures in 2010. But in starting from of 2000 and ending by 2008 the UK governments wealth is remained steady.
Between 2000 and 2010, the total net worth of the UK followed a similiar pattern to that the household. In six of the 10 years represented in the chart, UK households were worth approximately 5% to 10% more than the UK total for just under a third of this period. In the years 2002 to 2004 the UK total was equal to or greater about 5000 than the total worth of UK households. Although the net worth of buisinesses in the country improved from 2000 to 2002 between -1000 and 0, this trend didn’t last long and began to worsen again. Only a year later, in 2008 it was zero from 2005 to 2007, although the rest in the country experience continued growth, the wealth of biusiness returned to the levels in 2000 – 1000. At the same time that the wealth of households and the government was growing in a positive way, the wealth of buisiness peaks and throughs in negative way.