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The image contains a table with percentage data for two main groups, Adults and Children, which are further subdivided into Men, Women, Boys, and Girls, across four categories: Food, Electronic equipment, Music, and Videos. For Adults, the percentages are Food 28%, Electronic equipment 15%, Music 4%, and Videos 2%. For Men, the figures are Food 30%, Electronic equipment 21%, Music 5%, and Videos 2%. For Women, the data is Food 39%, Electronic equipment 7%, Music 2%, and Videos 0.5%. For Children, the percentages are Food 11%, Electronic equipment 35%, Music 41%, and Videos 15%. For Boys, the values are Food 9%, Electronic equipment 28%, Music 36%, and Videos 20%. For Girls, the data is Food 11%, Electronic equipment 11%, Music 38%, and Videos 16%.
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The table compares the percentage of income allocated by adults and children to 4 selected items in the United Kingdom in 2005.
Overall, it is clear that music accounted for the highest percentage among children, whilst food was the most popular item for adults.Another noticeable point is that the share of videos comprised the lowest figure among men and women.
Upon closer inspection of adults, the rate of food accounted for the highest figure across adults, at 28%, men and women recorded 30% and 39%, respectively.Women allocated 7% of income to the electronic equipment, while man spent three times more than women (21%).Turning to the music and videos, they made up the lowest figure among adults(4%,2%).
As regards children, they spent income mostly on music (41%).When divided by gender, represented 36% and 38%, respectively.Electronic equipment was also popular among children and comprised approximately one in three.Regarding videos, it was a popular choice among boys rather than girls(20%,16%).Food made up 11% across children, boys and girls had 9% and 11%, respectively.
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