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

The bar graph illustrates the spending on three different categories which are food and drink, restaurant and hotel, and entertainment among five different

age

groups

of residents in the UK in 2004.

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's spending was more unevenly distributed. At

first,

the expenditure on ‘

restaurant

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and

hotel

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hotels

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’ steadily

decrease

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as getting older.

Moreover

, it is interesting that

this

percentage is less than 15 % in every

age

group

,

while

ages 61 and 75

groups

have the lowest figures, approximately 2%. It is noteworthy that the food and drink spending reported less quantity in the under 30

age

group

,

while

other

groups

reported the first expenditure except for the 61 and 75

age

groups

. Only two

groups

show significant changes in spending, recorded at over 20%. Those are the entertainment spending in the 61-75

age

group

and 'food and drink' spending in the over 76

age

group

.