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The given chart illustrates how much income adults and children spent on different items in the UK in the year 1998. Overall, it is clear that women spent most of their income on food while that of electronic, music and videos was the lowest of all the total. Additionally, it is common in music which was spent highly in children, boys and girls throughout the period. According to the chart, the percentage of revenue women spent on food far exceeded that of adults and men, with respective being 39%, 25% and 14%. Furthermore, the figures for girls, children and boys are roughly equal, at 11%, 10% and 9% in that order. Notably, the proportion of children’s income spent on electronic equipment was 23%, followed by boys (18%) and men (10%). Moreover, the incomes of girls, adults and women spent on electronic equipment were less common, which accounted for 5%, 5% and 1%, respectively. In addition, the percentage of income girls spent on music (at 40%) far exceeded that of children and boys, with the figures being 39% and 38%, respectively. Notably, 5% of the proportions of income of adults, men and women were relatively similar in 1998. Besides, the figure for boys’ income spent on videos was 18%, which was higher than girls (17%) and children (12%), compared to that of men, adults and women, with respective figures being 2%, 1% and 0,5% in that order.