The given bar graph illustrated the information about the US residents spending on different types of household expenditure in 8 consecutive years, starting from 2000. Overall, it can be seen that the expenditure on groceries was the most spending in the US residents during the giving period, while spending on the internet was the least. According to the bar graph, the expenditure on groceries was the highest purchasing throughout the period. Starting from just over 70% to nearly 90% in 2003. The following year it reaches a peak at 90%. Then it had steadily decreased to the same in 2000 figure by 2007. In addition, it is clear that purchasing on electricity and internet shared a similar pattern, it had an upward trend. Spending on electricity stably went up from 37% to 61%, although it slightly rose up in the last two years. There was a substantial rocket in spending on the internet from 2% to over 40%. This rise was especially remarkable between 2004 to 2007, during which time the spending on internet rose tripled. In conclusion, when comparing the three graphs, it is apparent that the gap between the three categories had narrowed noticeably over the second half of the period question.
The
given
bar graph illustrated the information about the US residents
spending
on
different
types of household expenditure in 8 consecutive years, starting from 2000.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that the expenditure on groceries was the most
spending
in the US residents during the giving period, while
spending
on the internet was the least. According to the bar graph, the expenditure on groceries was the highest purchasing throughout the period. Starting from
just
over 70% to
nearly
90% in 2003. The following year it reaches a peak at 90%. Then it had
steadily
decreased to the same in 2000 figure by 2007.
In addition
, it is
clear
that purchasing on electricity and internet shared a similar pattern, it had an upward trend.
Spending
on electricity
stably
went up from 37% to 61%, although it
slightly
rose up in the last two years. There was a substantial rocket in
spending
on the internet from 2% to over 40%. This rise was
especially
remarkable
between 2004 to 2007
, during which time the
spending
on internet rose tripled.
In conclusion
, when comparing the three graphs, it is apparent that the gap between the three categories had narrowed
noticeably
over the second half of the period question.