The chart below shows the expenditure on three categories among different age groups of residents in the UK in 2004. Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line chart shows the spending of citizens in different

age

groups in the UK in 2004, containing the comparison of three different categories.

It is clear that

the proportion of spending on Food and Drink increasing by the

age

groups gradually

while

the other two

shows

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a disordered trend. Looking at the information in more detail, older people spent the most in the Food and drink category, making up nearly 23%,

while

younger citizens spent less.

Similarly

, the spending on entertainment rose with the

age

from the first

group

to the fourth

group

but jumped to approximately 12% for the

last

group

.

In contrast

, the spending on

restaurant

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restaurants

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and

hotel

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shows a

basically

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drop trend with the

age

group

raises, except for the special 61-75

age

group

. 61-75

age

group

show the largest gap in different categories, who spent most in entertainment and spent least in

resturant

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restaurant

restaurants

and hotel when compared to different

age

groups.