The provided table chart depicts the ratio of revenue of Youngers and juveniles expenditure on food, electronic equipment, music and video in the Great Britain in the period of 1998. Overall, it can be clearly seen that the spending of adults were the highest on food and electronic equipment, while children experienced more spending on music. Getting into detail, 39%of income women spent on food items, which was the predominant spending as compare to others. Followed by adults with 25%expenditure from their income on this item, but both spent the lowest amount of income on further items, approximately 5% to 0. 5%. However children, boys and girls spent the higher amount of their revenue on music with 39% 38% and 40%, but in it girls spending was major. Considering rest of detail, the percentage of income boys spending was equal on electronic equipment and videos with 18%. 23% of income children accounted for expenditure on electronic equipment except this group others spending recorded the lowest, it was below 10%. By contrast, men spent least amount on all items from 14% to 2% on videos. 
The provided table chart depicts the ratio of revenue of  
Youngers
 and juveniles expenditure on food,  
electronic
  equipment
, music and video in the Great Britain in the period of 1998.  
Overall
, it can be  
clearly
  seen
 that the  
spending
 of adults were the highest on food and  
electronic
  equipment
, while children experienced more  
spending
 on music. Getting into detail, 39%of  
income
 women  
spent
 on food  
items
, which was the predominant  
spending
 as compare to others. Followed by adults with 25%expenditure from their  
income
 on this  
item
,  
but
 both  
spent
 the lowest amount of  
income
 on  
further
  items
, approximately 5% to 0. 5%.  
However
 children, boys and girls  
spent
 the higher amount of their revenue on music with 39% 38% and 40%,  
but
 in  
it girls
  spending
 was major. Considering rest of detail, the percentage of  
income
 boys  
spending
 was equal on  
electronic
  equipment
 and videos with 18%. 23% of  
income
 children accounted for expenditure on  
electronic
  equipment
 except this group others  
spending
 recorded the lowest, it was below 10%. By contrast,  
men
  spent
  least
 amount on all  
items
 from 14% to 2% on videos.