The table data shows the proportion of income adults and children spent on 4 common items in the United Kingdom in 2005.

Presented for comparison is a table detailing figures for the budget's percentage of British grown people and youngsters on 4 ordinary items throughout 1998. The units are out of 100%.

Overall

, it can be seen that the rate of children spent a much of money on music,

while

adults spent a much on food.

Additionally

, it can be

also

observed that spending on videos accounted for the smallest figures in both generations. Looking at cuisine and electronic equipment figures in

further

detail, it is evident that expenditures of adults in foodstuff led position among other items, especially for women who spent nearly two-fifths,

whereas

men’s expenditure was only 14%. In terms of kids who spent the least on cooking,

however

, their spending was more considerable on electronic equipment which took up 23% in general. Turning to the remaining items ‘data, it is noticeable that there was a similarity between men’s and women’s expenditure on music which both accounted for one in twenty.

In addition

, younger people spent the majority in the same category which comprised 40%

overall

. Regarding videos, which were used the least by grown persons in the whole table, were close to nothing.