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The chart below shows the proportion of income adults and children spent on 4 common items in the UK in 1998 v.2

The chart below shows the proportion of income adults and children spent on 4 common items in the UK in 1998 v. 2
The table compares the percentage of income spent on food, electronic equipment, music and videos by the adults and children in the United Kingdom in 1998. Overall, adults in the UK spent the most on food in 1998, while children spent the least on this item. It is also noticeable that children' s biggest percentage of income was allocated to music and adults' smallest proportion of money could be seen on videos. Women' s expenditure on food was by far the highest at 39%, followed by adults and men at a quarter and 14% respectively. By contrast, children, boys and girls spending were just between 9 and 11%. With regard to electronic equipment, children spent the highest percentage of income overall at 23%. The proportion of income used for buying music by children, boys and girls were the highest at approximately 40% each as compared to adults, men and women who had similar figures at 5%. The spending on videos by adults, men and women were insignificant ranging between 0. 5% and 2% only but their counterparts paid out less than 20% of their income for this item.
The table compares the percentage of
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income
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spent
on food, electronic equipment, music and videos by the
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adults
and
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children
in the United Kingdom in 1998.

Overall
,
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adults
in the UK
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spent
the most on food in 1998, while
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children
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spent
the least on this item. It is
also
noticeable that
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#039; s biggest percentage of
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income
was allocated
to music and
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adults&
#039; smallest proportion of money could be
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seen
on videos.

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Women&
#039; s expenditure on food was by far the highest at 39%, followed by
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adults
and
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men
at a quarter and 14%
respectively
. By contrast,
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children
, boys and girls spending were
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just
between 9 and 11%. With regard to electronic equipment,
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children
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spent
the highest percentage of
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income
overall
at 23%.

The proportion of
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income
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used
for buying music by
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children
, boys and girls were the highest at approximately 40% each as compared to
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adults
,
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men
and women who had similar figures at 5%. The spending on videos by
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adults
,
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men
and women were insignificant ranging between 0. 5% and 2%
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only
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but
their counterparts paid out less than 20% of their
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income
for this item.
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IELTS academic The chart below shows the proportion of income adults and children spent on 4 common items in the UK in 1998 v. 2

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