The table illustrates the amount of money an old bookstore in Scotland spent for January and December of the same year.
Overall, the expenses of the used bookstore spent less money in January than in December. As they spent more money in December on every category; except for equipment and utilities.
In January 2018, the bookstore spent the most amount of money on rent, other, and utilities; amounting to $3222, $444, and $455 respectively. With the least amount of money being spent on maintenance, which amounted to $10. In contrast, in December of the same year, the bookstore spent more money on marketing (355$), rather than utilities, which was the third most expensive thing on their budget.
The total amount of money spent in both months showed a clear difference with December being the most expensive month, because the everything on that list was more expensive except for equipments and utilities, which was approximately 100$ cheaper.
