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

The given table chart represents information on

expenditures

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the expenditures

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of

children

and adults on four prevalent goods in percentages, in the UK in the year 1998.

Overall

, the adults, including men and women spent on

food

most of their income,

whereas

children

, including boys spent mostly on music.

However

, the first category contributed a mere

percent

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per cent

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of their income on

this

item.

According to

the table, the least

percent

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,

women

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of women

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spent on videos,

which

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is equal to 0.5%. On

food

,

on the other hand

,

this

category of people contributed 39% of their revenues.

Likewise

, adults and men spent 1% and 2% on videos, and 25% and 14%, which is the highest percentages, on

the

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food

. All these people spent the same

percent

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(5%) on music,

also

. Contrastingly,

children

, boys, and girls do not often buy

food

, and throughout the year, spent only 10%, 9%, and 11% on

this

item, respectively. But on

music

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,music

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these categories spent the most of their income (from 38% to 40%). Electronic equipment, though, is not a prevalent item, and

children

is

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the only category, that spent 23%

,

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because other people spent

by

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far less than

this

number.