The table illustrates the number of smokers in males and females between the age of 15 and 20 and how it changed from 1970 to 2000 in Britain.
Overall, it is evident that males are the leaders of consuming cigarettes. Furthermore, women and men have the close results in 1990, it is declined with only 1 per cent in males results.
Looking closely at the results of men they were rapidly growing in 1970 until 1985 from 10 per cent to 37. While women gain only 34% over this period, starting with 5%. In 1990 the number of smokers in Britain stabilised with a little difference in 1%. After two years both females and males had received a new decline in 2000, namely: males – 28 per cent, females – 27 per cent.
In conclusion, females and males had a little differences, but then stabilised and the number of smokers were grown from 1970 to 2000.
