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The bar chart gives information about the amount of money of high income, average income and low income people in Britain spent on fast foods during a period of time in 1990.
Overall, hamburger and pizza experienced a gradual decrease in case of Briton expenditures, as opposed from both figures there was a fluctuation in amount of Britain expenditure to buy pizza.
Turning to the details, as 17 pounds high earners expended to buy pizza, then this trend experienced a gradual decrease by 12 pounds in average earner to low of 10 pounds lower earner expenditure. Similarly, the hamburger experienced a gradual decrease in the different amount of expenditure. Starting with the highest earners expenditure by more than 40 pounds, this trend declined steadily in average earner by 33 pounds then continued felt to less than 15 pound expended by the lower earners.
A more detailed look at the chart compared that the overall Britons earner groups of fast food expenditure in amounts was not always similar. The lower earners took fish and chips as the most favourite by 17 pounds expenditure while hamburger coming second by 14 pounds then followed around 7 pounds expenditure to buy pizza. Meanwhile, statistic for high earner and average earner recorded hamburger as the high expenditure by more than 30 pounds whilst fish and pizza stood as the least favourite by both groups by under 20 pound Britons spent to buy them.
The bar chart gives information about the amount of money of high income, average income and low income people in Britain spent on fast foods during a period of time in 1990.
Overall, hamburger and pizza experienced a gradual decrease in case of Briton expenditures, as opposed from both figures there was a fluctuation in amount of Britain expenditure to buy pizza.
Turning to the details, as 17 pounds high earners expended to buy pizza, then this trend experienced a gradual decrease by 12 pounds in average earner to low of 10 pounds lower earner expenditure. Similarly, the hamburger experienced a gradual decrease in the different amount of expenditure. Starting with the highest earners expenditure by more than 40 pounds, this trend declined steadily in average earner by 33 pounds then continued felt to less than 15 pound expended by the lower earners.
A more detailed look at the chart compared that the overall Britons earner groups of fast food expenditure in amounts was not always similar. The lower earners took fish and chips as the most favourite by 17 pounds expenditure while hamburger coming second by 14 pounds then followed around 7 pounds expenditure to buy pizza. Meanwhile, statistic for high earner and average earner recorded hamburger as the high expenditure by more than 30 pounds whilst fish and pizza stood as the least favourite by both groups by under 20 pound Britons spent to buy them.
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