The graph below shows statistics for the 1990s and 2010s of British people handing money to charities.
The chart shows that in the 1990s the donations increased in the first three ranges, after the range of 36-50 years it declined a bit, so basically it was a good year because they received a good percentage of donations since the lowest point was 15% and the highest one was 40%.
Now as we can see clearly in 2010 the donations fall in the range of 18-25 in comparison to 1990, since the lowest point was 5%, but if we look at the other ranges we can see that it is still lower than the other year but it goes up and we can call that a steady growth from the first three ranges. A point that intrigues me is if we look at the range 51-65 and >65 we can see that the donations were higher than in 1990.
To conclude we can say that 1990 fared better in the first three ranks and 2010 succeed in the last two ranges.
The graph below
shows
statistics for the 1990s and 2010s of British
people
handing money to charities.
The chart
shows
that in the 1990s the
donations
increased in the
first
three
ranges
, after the
range
of 36-50 years it declined a bit,
so
basically
it was a
good
year
because
they received a
good
percentage of
donations
since the lowest point was 15% and the highest one was 40%.
Now
as we can
see
clearly
in 2010 the
donations
fall in the
range
of 18-25
in comparison
to 1990, since the lowest point was 5%,
but
if we look at the other
ranges
we can
see
that it is
still
lower than the other year
but
it goes
up and
we can call that a steady growth from the
first
three
ranges
. A point that intrigues me is if we look at the
range
51-65 and >65 we can
see
that the
donations
were higher than in 1990.
To conclude
we can say that 1990 fared better in the
first
three ranks and 2010 succeed in the last two
ranges
.