[Bhuree J] Writing Practice Test 1013299

The bar chart shows the data of five or more portions of fruit and vegetable consumption by males and females by age in 2006

Overall, it is clear that females consumed more fruit and vegetables than males at most ages. Older people ate more fruit than younger people.

According to the chart, Females consumed a higher portion of fruits and vegetables than males across all ages, with the exception of age 75 where the consumptions are similar between the two genders.

In terms of consumption amount, in 2006, people from age 55-64 ate the most fruit at roughly 30% in males and 35% in females. The consumption from age 19-24 is the lowest at 15% in males and around 16% in females. The consumption amount raises each year as people get older until age 64. However, consumption slightly declined from age 64 to 75 where consumption between the two genders is relatively similar at 25%.

The economy is a complicated and debatable topic. Some experienced analysts state that any economic growth in an already rich country does not make its citizen any happier. This essay will explain why I disagree with the statement and explain why an additional increase in economic wealth could potentially bring happiness to a wider range of people.

In a developed country, the slight increase in economics is received only a little to no satisfaction from its wealthy citizens since most basic infrastructures and public spaces already exist and no significant upgrade from the economic growth. According to some experts, 75% of younger generations from wealthy families in the rich country don't really care about economics with 10% do not pay any attention to it at all. Therefore, the economic increase of a wealthy country doesn't similarly translate to a satisfactory increase in its citizens.

However, although wealthy citizens have minimal satisfaction from an economic increase, other middle and lower-class citizens would be pleased with more employment and several job opportunities from the economic boom. Since the increase in the economy means more people would be needed to be employed to fill in the growing economic demands. Moreover, even in rich countries, poverty still exists, with more growing businesses, more people would be brought out of poverty from various job opportunities to serve the expanding economy. The more economic increase, the happier the wider range of society would be, even in a rich and wealthy nation.

In conclusion, the relationship between economic growth and the happiness of wealthy citizens is always going to be debated. However, one thing is clear, more people could receive better and happier life from employment in an expanding economy.