The bar chart provides information about the percentage of British people generosity of various age group donating money to charity for the years 1990 and 2010.
Overall, in both of the year charity by different age group experienced an upward trend with some fluctuations. Although, in 1990 initially had higher percentage rate, it advanced at the end by the year 2010 following some fluctuations
The charity fund by the age group 18-25 was about 16% in 1990, being higher than 2010 by approximately 10%. Afterward it rose to almost 31% to age group 26-35 and reached highest for the age group 36-50. However, the figure showed a gradual decreased to 35% for the year 51-65 and continued to decline reaching around 27%, which is the pecuniary accorded by the age group greater than 65 years.
Percentage of charity by the age group 18-25 was slightly greater than 5% in 2010, and it increased to slightly less than 25% for the age group of 26-35 and continued to follow the same trend for the age group 36-50 and 51-65 acquiring the charity fund of 35% and about 39% respectively. However, for the age group greater than 65 years it is observed to decrease 4% than the previous once.
The bar chart provides information about the percentage of British
people
generosity of various
age
group
donating money to
charity
for the years 1990 and 2010.
Overall
, in both of the
year
charity
by
different
age
group
experienced an upward trend with
some
fluctuations. Although, in 1990
initially
had higher percentage rate, it advanced at the
end
by the
year
2010 following
some
fluctuations
The
charity
fund by the
age
group
18-25 was about 16% in 1990, being higher than 2010 by approximately 10%. Afterward it rose to almost 31% to
age
group
26-35 and reached highest for the
age
group
36-50.
However
, the figure
showed
a gradual decreased to 35% for the
year
51-65 and continued to decline reaching around 27%, which is the pecuniary accorded by the
age
group
greater than 65 years.
Percentage of
charity
by the
age
group
18-25 was
slightly
greater than 5% in 2010, and it increased to
slightly
less than 25% for the
age
group
of 26-35 and continued to follow the same trend for the
age
group
36-50 and 51-65 acquiring the
charity
fund of 35% and about 39%
respectively
.
However
, for the
age
group
greater than 65 years it
is observed
to decrease 4% than the previous once.