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frecuancy of using fast food in united states

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The bard chart illustrates the frequency of eating fast foods for American people in one decade (2003 -2013). The measurements are in percentage and the data has been collected for 3 years including 2003, 2006 and 2013. Overall, the majority of Americans ate fast foods in restaurants between once a week and once or twice a month in all three years. It’s also easy to find that the proportion of people who don’t eat fast foods at all or use it every day both remained generously constant. The total ratio of the Americans who ate fast food once a week or one or two times per month, makes up approximately 60% of the whole population. In 2003 and 2006, the number of people who had meals out weekly are more than the ones who have fast foods monthly. Unlike, the highest proportion for eating fast food in 2013, is related to the ones who eat fast foods once or twice a month. the percentage of American people who do not use fast foods or eat out every day was less than 5% during the whole measured period. However, by comparing the proportion of these two categories, the total percentage of people who never use fast foods was a little bit higher.

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