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

The table, which depicts great detail, provides information about the monetary percentiles invested in a selection of 4 different elements by different population sectors along the 365 days that constituted the year 1998.

Overall

, amongst the different items that are represented in the depiction, music is the one with higher numbers. Contrarily, money allotments invested in videos were, on a general basis, the lowest. Undoubtedly, music is the variable with better percentages as it is evidenced in the picture. In the UK, the expenses related to the listening of instruments and wonderful voices in the late 1990s were more popular amongst children and girls.

In addition

, 39% and 40% of the total amount of their income was spent, respectively, in

this

industry. Contrarily, expenses related to videos were not common during the year 1998 in the British Isles.

Furthermore

, the data evidenced

this

mentioned fact of their unpopularity.

For instance

, the highest number is 18% correlated with the payments of boys.

This

is not even closer to the poorest results in the mentioned category of the third paragraph.

To sum up

,

music

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collected high quantities of capital in 1998

while

videos experienced the opposite phenomenon.