The chart belo gives information about the ratio of income to spending (in dollars) by American by age range in 2013. Summerise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

The bar chart demonstrates the data on the ratio of

income

and

expenditure

by

Americans

belonging to the different

age

groups

in 2013.

Overall

, individuals had the highest

income

and

expenditure

rate in the

age

groups

of 35-44 and 44-54. It is obvious that in all ages

Americans

had higher

income

rather than

expenditure

, except when they were under 25, as in that

age

group

people

spent money more than they earned.

Additionally

,

people

over 75 have nearly the same

income

and

expenditure

.

However

, the minimum in earnings and spending was observed among young

people

aged below 25, their

income

was equal to 30000

dollars

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3,000

,

while

expenditure

was just below 30000

dollars

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3,000

. Starting from 25 until 54

people

worked hard and

as a result

, had a higher

income

in the

age

groups

of 25-34, 35-44, 45-54. It

also

should be mentioned that the maximum of

this

chart constituted about 80.000

dollars

as an

income

of

people

aged 35-44 and 45-54. Most of the

times

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, there was a big difference in the ratio of

income

to

expenditure

, only except

ages

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younger than 25 and older than 75.

Americans

spent money the most when they were between 45 and 54, particularly 60000

dollars

, which was the maximum in all

age

groups

.

Furthermore

, the amount of money that

Americans

spent grew until they reached 45-54, but after that, a downward trend was observed. Clearly, the minimum was reached as they got older and became 75+, approximately 35000

dollars

, which was the same as their

income

.