The graphs below represent the spending habits of the young and the old people in Odisha. Compare the information in both graphs and write a  paragraph in 2022.

(Young people)

(Old people)

 It is interesting to note that there are significant differences between the spending habits of young people and those of old people in Odisha. While the young people spend only 19% of their income on housing, fuel, light and power, the older people spend 27% of their income on these items. Perhaps, the reason is that older people look for more comfortable houses in posh localities and they need more light and fuel because they have to entertain more visitors such as their sons, daughters, grandchildren, nephews and nieces and their spouses. Unlike young people, old people  do not tend to eat out frequently. In clothing, footwear and durable goods, the young people, spend about 17% of their income while the old people spend only 13%. The reasons are obvious. The young people would tend to buy more  fashionable dresses, footwear and durables for which they have to pay higher costs. For goods  and services, the younger people spend 7% more than the older people obviously because, while at  the old people have enough time to do things by themselves, the young people who are busy are  engaged for the major part of the day have  hire the services of other people to provide  essential goods and services. The difference  the spending rate on food between the young and  the old is only marginal. While the old people  spend 27% of their income on food, the young people spend 24% on food. The marginal  difference may be due to the necessity of the of old people to take more nutritious food and also due  to their eagerness to entertain guests.