The provided table depicts the percentage of income spent in six different categories: adults, men, women, children, boys, and girls on four common items: food, electronic equipment, music, and videos. The information is given for the year 1998, in the UK.
Overall, it is clearly seen that the maximum ratio of expenditure was on music and food from 1998. In contrast, the minimum percentage of income spent was on electronic equipment and videos in the same period.
Looking at the table in detail, in 1998, the proportion of expenditure by girls for music was 40% compared to 11% on food. However, for the former category, the ratio of spending was 5%, 5%, 5%, 39%, and 38% by adults, men, women, children, and boys, respiratory. Whereas, for the latter category, the proportion of income spent was 25%, 14%, 39%, 10%, and 9% in the same categories, respectively.
Analyzing the table further, in 1998, the ratio of expenditure on electronic equipment by children was at the top position, at 23%. However, it was followed by boys, which contributed 18%. Whereas, it is noticeable that the next place was occupied by men, at 10%. In contrast, adults, girls, and women were at the bottom position, with 5%, 5%, and 1%, respectively. On the one hand, the percentage of spending for videos was 18%, 17%, and 12% by boys, girls, and children, respectively. On the other hand, the ratio of money spend was 2%, 1%, and 0.5% by men, adults, and women, respectively.