The graph below shows how money was spent on differentforms of entertainment.

The bar chart illustrates that people who lived in Asia, Europe, United States spent money on cinema, video, music, publishing and television over five years period.

Overall

, it is obviously clear that the US citizens spent more money on joyful activities in both years

while

more budget was allocated to publishing

while

Asian people had less entertainment than others during the period.

To begin

with, 257

billion

dollars

had been spent for enjoying life by US individuals including more than 100

billion

dollars

for publishing and 100

billion

dollars

for television in 2000. Not only in 2000 but

also

in 1995 they allocated money around 184

billion

dollars

for entertainment when compared to the other two nations.

Furthermore

, in 1995 Asian society's 67

billion

dollars

; two times lower than the US budget in 1995, was dedicated to all five forms of entertainment and it was approximately doubled in 2000,

whereas

it was two times lower than the US. In Europe, 97

billion

dollars

and 131

billion

dollars

were spent on those activities in 1995 and 2000 respectively.

However

, all nations were more likely to watch television and publish at given times

in contrast

to other forms.