In 1995, the American folks spent around 180 billion dollars on total of entertainment markets, included television, publishing, music, video, and cinema, then surprisingly jumped to up a third higher in 2000. The figures of television and printed media were more popular in the United States which appeared just under $100 billion during 1995 until 2000. Meanwhile, there was a similar trend between Asian, British, and American people in the spending on publishing, music, video, and cinema, where those figures increased dramatically. In contrast, the European consumers expended less than 50 billion dollars on television figure throughout five-year period. 

Therefore, the American citizens depicted the highest consumers who spent money on budgeting the entertainment markets, compared to other countries. 

 

In Asia and Europe, the total money allocated for entertainment rose by $ 43 billion and $ 34 billion, and Europe spent a little bit more than Asia in both years. The United States also experienced an increase of fun money from $184 million in 1995 to $257 million five years later. Very essential was Entertainment for American people, so that in 1995 the sum of figures in Asia and Europe could not surpass the number in the United States. 

 

Television and Publishing dominated the entertainment industry looking at the sum of funding, followed by music and video. Cinema was the least favorite type of entertainment business and its figures remain the same for both years and in different places.

 

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Overall, from 1995 to 2000, in the three countries, there was an increase in the amount of dough which was allocated on the entertainment. Citizens in United States spent the highest amount of money for amusement.

In 1995, the lowest amount of money spending on pleasure was in Asia, standing at 67 billion dollars. This was moderately lower than the figure for Europe, which accounted for 97 billion dollars. The residents in United State used their income for entertainment almost twice of the figure for Europe.

In 2000, 110 billion dollars were spent for fun by people in Asia. Meanwhile, the dwellers in Europe expended 131 billion dollars for leisure. This was roughly half than the figure for United State, which was 257 billion dollars.

United States claimed $ 73 billion more in 2000 for its people expenditure on entertainment. In 1995, there were only $ 184 billion expenses and in 2000 it rose to $ 257 billion. The next position for most leisure spent was held by Asia. The number for Asia even almost doubled from 1995 to 2000 by $67 billion to $ 110 billion ($ 43 billion). The last continent was Europe that has the lowest difference between periodical years. Although it’s still rising, the number is only $34 billion rise ($97 billion to $131 billion).

In all of the continents, publishing was the most activity that expanded, followed by television in the second rank. The next were music, video and lastly, cinema. 

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In 1995, the total amount of money spending in Asia was 67 billion, and it experienced an increase in 2000 to 110 billion. In this continent, the majority of money was used for publishing in 1995 and Television in 2000. Looking at the figure of Europe, there was a slight rise of the spending that was from 97 to 131 billion, and publishing was the biggest expenditure. For United states, it was the same as the other continents that had an increase, but it was significant from 184 to 257. Still publishing was the highest rate of the expenditure approximately 100 billion (1995) and 150 billion (2000).

It is clear that United States have the highest number of spending money in Cinema Video, Music, Publishing and Television between the periods.

In 1995, Asia only has $67 billion in spending money and it was the lowest amount between three countries. US and Europe dominated the number of spending money in all form of entertainment by 184; 97 respectively. Publishing was the highest portion and otherwise Video Cinema was the lowest in all country.

In 2000, there were significant increased in spending money especially US. American people spend around $184 billion for all form of entertainment and it is dominated by Publishing about $100 billion. Moreover, Europe countries occupied in the second rank and reach around $131 billion for all type entertainment. Finally, the Asia still the lowest countries that spend fun money in world entertainment markets by $110 billion. The publishing entertainment always to be favorite type for all people in three countries.

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United States of America increased dramatically from 1995 to 2000 at specific number 184 to 257 billion dollars in spending money for television, publishing, music and cinema. This condition was dominated by the used of publishing entertainment and followed by television. However, the Asia's market displayed that all of them were not very popular and acceptably increased at 67 to 110 billion dollars. Therefore, Asia took the last position in this survey that was conducted by Booz Allen  Hamilton.

Europe experienced uptrend slightly from 97 to 131 and made a different position with those two areas. in addition, Asia's world markets in last period of survey were very close to Europe's in margin took only 21 billion dollars.

 

As we can see that the portion for entertainment increased over the years, even though the trend for five leisure activities difference in three areas. In 2002, the people in Asia contributed to the television, publishing, music, video, and cinema industries increased nearly half from the total amount in 1995, from $67 to 110 billion. The similar trend also looked in the Europe where the people accounted for more than a quarter times for entertainment during five years, from $97 to 131 billion. Meanwhile, the significant amount was in the USA where there was an increasing number of people spent for nearly 50 percent, from $184 billion to $257 billion.

 

Overall, from those entertainment, publishing industries was on the top list in terms of market spending for three different regions, followed closely by television, music, video and cinema.

 

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Noticeable pattern was found in United States, where people have the highest proportion of billions money paid for all five types of hobbies, named Television, Publishing, Music, Video, and Cinema.  Being a major player in entertainment industry, the biggest spare of wallet of American is significantly pulled by both Publishing and Television consecutively for about $100 billion. 

Slightly behind the US, the European seemed a bit more reluctant in spending their money for leisure activities, but it also recorded a slight increase of nearly 30 billion budgets spent for all hobbies. However, Asian derived a significant change of spend money between 1995 and 2000, a bit higher than European for about 50 billion dollars gap.

To conclude, all three continents recorded a higher spending money on leisure in 2000 compared to 1995. 

The United States citizens spent a lucrative amount of money on the entertainment industry at the end of the 20^th century by hitting slightly over 250 billion US dollars. It was a remarkable achievement compared to the data from the previous five years which only gained 184 billion US Dollars. However, in Asia and Europe, it seems that entertainment markets were not as profitable as in the US. Even though the trend was the same, the amount of money generated from this field was just below 150 billion US dollars.  

Publishing was apparently become the highest contributor to the income, both in 1995 and 2000, followed by the television industry. In the US, publishing successfully reached more than 100 billion US dollars, exceeding the spending from the year 1995, whether in the US itself, Europe, or Asia. Surprisingly, Cinema was the least chosen of all. Eventually, Cinema, Video, and Music could not reach 50 billion US dollars each.

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Based on the diagram, the entertainment markets in Asia rose from 64 to 110 billion dollars. All kinds of consolation increased, whilst television program viewers went up considerably. Market Entertainment in Asia has risen 67 per cent. Similar to Asia, Europe entertainment markets experienced an increase on four forms cinema, video, publishing and television, only music dropped slightly. It has risen only 35 per cent. In contrast, the residents of United States as the most enthusiastic people on entertainment in 1995 among the continents, went up on all sectors. There was a considerable rose roughly 100 per cent especially television and publishing sectors. 

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