The bar graph elicits the spending of United kingdom students who are pursuing tertiary education where the age is in between 26 from 1996 to 1999.
First of all, In 1996 students expended nearly 25% on accommodation which was reduced in 1999. With accommodation, food bills and household goods which was 25% had been paid by students in 1999. However, it lessened in the year 1999. Additionally, expenditure like essential travel and entertainment were increased in 1999 in compare to 1996 which was respectively 6-7% and 32%. Entertainment was the highest expenditure of teenagers.
On the other hand, students neglected expense on children in the year 1999. Moreover, money consumption on non-essential travel and course were reduced in between the gap of 3 years. Last but not least,
other expenditures were almost 10% which increased by approximately 16% in 1999.
To cap it all, It is observed that students spent most of their earnings on entertainment whereas they save money on accommodation, food bills, unimportant traveling and on course in
comparison to 1996.
The bar graph elicits the spending of
United kingdom
students
who are pursuing tertiary education where the age is in between 26 from 1996 to 1999.
First of all
, In 1996
students
expended
nearly
25% on accommodation which was
reduced
in 1999. With accommodation, food bills and household
goods
which was 25% had
been paid
by
students
in 1999.
However
, it lessened in the year 1999.
Additionally
, expenditure like essential travel and entertainment
were increased
in 1999 in compare to 1996 which was
respectively
6-7% and 32%. Entertainment was the highest expenditure of
teenagers
.
On the other hand
,
students
neglected expense on children in the year 1999.
Moreover
, money consumption on non-essential travel and course were
reduced
in between the gap of 3 years. Last
but
not least,
other expenditures were almost 10% which increased by approximately 16% in 1999.
To cap it all, It
is observed
that
students
spent most of their earnings on entertainment whereas they save money on accommodation, food bills, unimportant traveling and on course in
comparison
to 1996.