The table below shows the proportion of income spent on 4 common items in the UK in 1998

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money

by adults (men and

women

) and children (boys and girls) in the UK on 4 common goods in 1998. The items include food, electronic equipment,

music

and videos.

Overall

, the most items

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were the expenditure on

music

by girls

while

the least was on video by

women

. The number of British adults, both men and

women

, that used their

money

for food was 25%, 14%, and 39% respectively, and they spent only 0,5-2% on videos. The equipment that was the most bought by men was electronic at 10% and

women

only 1%. The

money

that all of the

adults'

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group spent on

music

remained the same at 5%. The most income spent by all gender in children was on

music

at around 38-40% and the least

money

that they invested on food was 10% on average. Electronic equipment that children buy was 23% with 18% being boys. The rate of videos that were taken by the kids group was 12% with the number of boys were 18% and girls at 17%.