The bar graph illustrates the avarage of how many expenditure made on clothes of each individual in the US annually, in the years between 1985, 1995 and 2005, by 10 – years of each period of time.
Overalll, what stands out from the bar graph is that the expenditure on women’s clothes were on the top in over three periods of years, while boy’s and girl’s clothes gramatically differed by showing the lowest figure. Also, boy’s spending demonstrated not only low spent dollar per person, it showed and unchanged figure to.
In 1995, the peak of the annual avarage spending on clothes was in women’s figure, which made up almost 500 dollars per person. If we look at the chart deeper, then we can see that in 1995, the highest expenditure against was on women’s clothes, and it rise upper than 600 dollars. Furthermore, the same situation happened in 2005, too.
The boy’s spendings on clothes was equal in popularity over a 10 – years. However, in 2005, girl’s spendings overtook boy’s expenditure, and became higher than it, by making up almost half of the 200 dollars. Despite, its overtaking, spent dollars on girl’s clothes could not reach the same figure as women’s spendings.