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The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of British people who donated money for charity by different age groups in the period of 1990 and 2010.

The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of British people who donated money for charity by different age groups in the period of 1990 and 2010. AjBRL
The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of British people who donated money for charity by different age groups in the period of 1990 and 2010. According to the given chart, the age group 18-25 donated the lowest contribution of money in both years among all age groups. On the other hand, age group 36-50 did the highest charity in the year 1990. It can be seen that, in the year 1990, the charity trend is significantly increased from the age 18 to 50. After that, it was slightly decreased by old age groups. The age group 18-25 donated 15% and 7% money in the year 1990 and 2010 respectively. In contrast, more than 20% help was done by age 25-35 in the year 2010. It was picked at 43% by age group 36-50 in 1990. Moreover, the age group 36-50 and >60 donated similar proportion of charity in the year 2010, which was 35%. Furthermore, it was minimally increased under 40% by age group 51-65. Middle age group donated higher charity as compare to other age groups.
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bar chart illustrates the proportion of British
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people
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donated
money for
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charity
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age
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groups
in the period of 1990 and 2010.

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age
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18-25
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donated
the lowest contribution of money in both years among all
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age
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groups
.
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,
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age
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group
36-50 did the highest
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charity
in the
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year
1990.

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seen
that, in the
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1990, the
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charity
trend is
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increased from the
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age
18 to 50. After that, it was
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age
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groups
. The
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group
18-25
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donated
15% and 7% money in the
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1990 and 2010
respectively
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age
25-35 in the
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year
2010. It
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age
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group
36-50 in 1990.

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, the
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age
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group
36-50 and >60
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donated
similar proportion of
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charity
in the
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year
2010, which was 35%.
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minimally
increased under 40% by
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age
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51-65. Middle
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group
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donated
higher
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charity
as compare to other
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age
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groups
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IELTS academic The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of British people who donated money for charity by different age groups in the period of 1990 and 2010.

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