The chart below gives information on the percentage of British people giving money to charity by age range for the years 1990 and 2010. Smmarise te information by selecting and reporting the main feautures and make comparasions where relevant.

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people

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British with different age groups during the

years

1990 and 2010 is depicted by the bar graph.

Overall

, the most striking feature of the given chart is that adults below 50

years

of age donated more in the former year,

while

in the latter year, individuals above 50

years

old did more charities. Taking a cursory glance, it can be clearly manifested that in 1990 youngsters gave just above 15% money to

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charities

whereas

nearly 5%

charities

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were given in the year 2010. Again, young

people

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more

donations

in 1990 which accounts for 30% than

2010

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in 2010

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, when

donations

were just below 25%. In 1990 and 2010, there was a significant difference of 7% in terms of money giving between the

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donors

(36-50)

years

old. Moving to

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further

details, old

people

above 51

years

old were more kind;

therefore

, in 1990, 35% elderly made

donations

, whilst just below 40%

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were made in 2010.

However

, a similar trend was again followed by the elder

people

of age 65+

years

old, where a slight difference of 5% in

donations

was seen in both

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years

.