The bar chart illustrates the rate at which eatries in the USA are being patronized by the masses within a period of 10 years. Overall, it can be seen that the highest percentage of the Americans were those who went to the restaurant once a week and once a month respectively while the least number ate fast food everyday.
To begin with, those that consumed fast food once a week represents the highest proportion in 2013 with a little more than 30% and 33% in 2006 after which there was a gradual decrease for a period of 8 years to 26%. Similarly, those that consumed fast food once or twice a year made up 30% of the populace in 2003. 2013 experienced an increase to 34% of the Americans eating junk food.
13% of the total proportion is made up of those who rarely eat in the fast food restaurant in 2003, there was a gradual increase in 2006 and this remained unchanged in 2013. Those who consumed fast food everyday made up the Lowest Percentage of below 5% throughout the period of 10 years.
The bar chart illustrates the rate at which
eatries
in the USA are
being patronized
by the masses within a period of 10 years.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that the highest percentage of the Americans were those who went to the restaurant
once
a week and
once
a month
respectively
while the least number ate
fast
food
everyday
.
To
begin
with, those that consumed
fast
food
once
a week represents the highest proportion in 2013 with a
little
more than 30% and 33% in 2006 after which there was a gradual decrease for a period of 8 years to 26%.
Similarly
, those that consumed
fast
food
once
or twice a
year
made up 30% of the populace in 2003. 2013 experienced an increase to 34% of the Americans eating junk
food.
13%
of the total proportion
is made
up of those who rarely eat in the
fast
food
restaurant in 2003, there was a gradual increase in 2006 and this remained unchanged in 2013. Those who consumed
fast
food
everyday
made up the Lowest Percentage of below 5% throughout the period of 10 years.