USA & UK - petrol expenditure comparison
The line graph depicts the proportion of petrol expenditure both the United States and the United Kingdom. Overall, it can be seen that the poorest people in America spent their money for the highest proportion on petrol, while the poorest community in British use the lowest percentage on that fuel of their income.
Looking at the details, the spending proportion of the poorest in USA is 3.9% to 5.2%. Following that, the middle-income expense capital on petrol from a twentith to just under a twenty fifth which is similar proportion of middle-income expenditure on British. Next, 4% to 2.5% are the lowest level being reached by richest people in USA.
In United Kingdom, the lowest income people spent the smallest proportion of income on petrol at 0.5% to 2.5%. Interestingly, middle-income and richest community in UK allocate their capital nearly similiar around 3% to 4%.
