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

The chart illustrates

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the money spent on three categories (

food

and

drink

, restaurant and hotel, and entertainment) among several different

age

groups

of UK citizens in 2004. Units are measured in per cent.

Overall

, the biggest

expenditure

spent on

food

and

drink

was witnessed by the

age

group

30.

Moreover

, the

age

group

30

also

had the highest

percentage

of total spending on restaurants and hotels.

Lastly

, for the entertainment category, the

age

group

of 61-75 experienced the greatest

percentage

compared to those of the other

age

groups

. Based on the chart, the

percentage

of total spending in terms of

food

and

drink

increased gradually as the

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age

of each

group

. The smallest

percentage

of

food

and

drink

expenditure

was in the

age

group

30 (just over 5%)

whereas

the biggest

percentage

was in the

age

group

76+ (around 23%). In terms of spending on restaurants and hotels, the

age

group

under 30

expenditure

(almost 15%) was the highest among the other

age

groups

as opposed to the lowest

expenditure

which was the

age

group

76+ (approximately 7%).

While

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the

age

group

of 31-45 and 46-60 had a similar number of spending which were around 12%.

Moreover

, with regard to

expenditure

on entertainment, the

percentage

of the

age

group

61-75 (about 23%) was significant compared with other

age

groups

.