The bar chart illustrates the income and expenditure of different age groups in the US in 2013.
Overall
, except for those under 25 years old and others older than 75, Americans earned more than they spent in the given period, with individuals aged between 35 and 64 having the highest income and spending ratios among other age categories.
In 2013, young adults aged below 25 were earning around $28.000 Linking Words
while
spending $30.000, which are the lowest recorded values throughout the era. Linking Words
Whereas
elders above 75 ranked just before the first group , with an income and an expenditure equalling $34.000 more or less. Linking Words
Similarly
, those aged from 65 to 74 earned a relatively close amount to what they spent, roughly $52.000 and about $48.000, respectively.
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On the other hand
, 25-34 years old individuals earned nearly 60.000 dollars, and they expended just under than 50.000 dollars; meanwhile, having to earn between 70.000 USD and 80.000 USD, those aged 35-44, 45-54 and 55-66 spent less than what they received, by approximately $20.000.Linking Words