The chart below shows the expenditure on three categories among different age groups of people in Uk in 2004

The bar chart provides data on spending on three different categories by five age sections of UK people in a concrete year.

It is clear that

food and drink represented the biggest quantity in total and

accordingly

of the 76+ years group, roughly 23

percent

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.

Whereas

the same people spent only just under 8% on entertainment,

thus

showing a principal spread of expenses. The second amount of output in that sample was restaurants and hotels - circa 13%.

According to

the figures, the lowest number was for entertainment paying out in the 61-75 cluster, approximately a mere 2%. Despite

this

, their outlay for restaurants and hotels was almost the highest - around 23%. The second largest charge in the same unification was food and drink with a share of 20% exactly.

Overall

,

while

expenditure categories of people under 60 years of age were evenly distributed and included a significant percentage of spending on entertainment, the older generation forked out money unevenly.