The given bar chart delineates the consumption of hamburger, fish & chips, and pizza by three groups, which was divided by their wages in the UK in 1990.
Overall, the figures for hamburger consumed by residents were ranked first in high income and average income groups, while the opposite was true for the proportion of pizza in groups of people with average and low wages.
As can be seen from the chart, dwellers in the high income group chose hamburger as their most preferred fast food, which they spent about 42 pence, was generally far higher when compared with two remaining foods. Average income group showed a similar trend with hamburger accounted for nearly 33 pence, which was followed by fish & chips and pizza, at 25 pence and approximately 12 pence, respectively.
Regarding the group of residents with low wages, about 13 pence made the fish & chips category become the most popular choice, while hamburger came a close second with nearly 15 pence and the figure for pizza was the lowest, only above 5 pence.
The
given
bar chart delineates the consumption of hamburger, fish & chips, and pizza by three
groups
, which
was divided
by their wages in the UK in 1990.
Overall
, the figures for hamburger consumed by residents
were ranked
first
in high
income
and average
income
groups
, while the opposite was true for the proportion of pizza in
groups
of
people
with average and low wages.
As can be
seen
from the chart, dwellers in the high
income
group
chose hamburger as their most preferred
fast
food, which they spent about 42 pence, was
generally
far higher when compared with two remaining foods. Average
income
group
showed
a similar trend with hamburger accounted for
nearly
33 pence, which
was followed
by fish & chips and pizza, at 25 pence and approximately 12 pence,
respectively
.
Regarding the
group
of residents with low wages, about 13 pence made the fish & chips category become the most popular choice, while hamburger came a close second with
nearly
15 pence and the figure for pizza was the lowest,
only
above 5 pence.