The indicated bar chart illustrates the amount of time in which American residents frequented fast food restaurants in several years, 2003, 2006 and 2013. Overall, the two largest groups were those that went once a week and those that went once or twice a week. The smallest proportion however, were those that went daily and those that never went. It is apparent that the majority of Americans (25% to 35%), regardless of the year (2003, 2006 or 2013) would visit fast food restaurants anywhere from once a week to twice a month. While a comparatively moderate amount of US citizens (15% to 20%) would either visit several times a week or only a few times a year. There is also a small contingent of Americans (3% to 5%) who have the drastically different tendencies where they would either go to fast food restaurants daily or that they would never frequent them.
The indicated bar chart illustrates the amount of time in which American residents frequented
fast
food restaurants in several years, 2003, 2006 and 2013.
Overall
, the two largest groups were those that
went
once a
week
and those that
went
once or twice a
week
. The smallest proportion
however
, were those that
went
daily and those that never
went
. It is apparent that the majority of Americans (25% to 35%), regardless of the year (2003, 2006 or 2013) would visit
fast
food restaurants anywhere from once a
week
to twice a month. While a
comparatively
moderate amount of US citizens (15% to 20%) would either visit several times a
week
or
only
a few times a year. There is
also
a
small
contingent of Americans (3% to 5%) who have the
drastically
different
tendencies where they would either go to
fast
food restaurants daily or that they would never frequent them.