The proportion of income adults and children spent on 4 common items in the UK in 1998

The table compares the share of income that adults and children spent on four common categories of goods in the UK in 1998.

Overall

,

while

the adults,men and women spent most of their income on “food”,the children,boys and girls spent their earnings on “music”.

To begin

with,in adults, the highest figure was “food”25% when in “electronic

equipment”

and “music” was about 5%,in “videos” it was only 1% In men, the highest level

also

was “food” at 14%,a little less was “electronic equipment” at 10%,twice as little was “music”at 5%,and the lowest index was “videos” at just 2%. Women are

also

almost similar, “food” was the biggest figure 39%,and “electronic equipment” was only 1%.

While

“music” was 5%,the index in “videos” was 0,5%. In terms of children,the top figure was “music” at 39%,a little less was “electronic equipment” at 23%,”videos” were a little boon “food” at 12% and 10%. The highest level in boys was “music” at 38%,meanwhile, the “electronic equipment” and “videos” were the same at 18%,and the “food” was twice as little “food”. The

last

part of people was girls when the biggest proposition was “music” at 40%,the “video” was 17%,the “food” was 11%,and almost two times less was “electronic equipment “at 5%.