The bar chart illustrates the expenditure on three different types of fast food such as hamburgers, fish and chips and pizza in people in different level of income.
From the chart, it is clear that in a high-income group, 40 pence is spent on hamburgers a week, which is the largest among the expenditures on all the three types of fast food. This expenditure is also the greatest one in the average income group, but the amount of money spent is only about 33 pence a week, much less than that in the high-income group. As for the low-income group, the largest expenditure is on fish and chips, about 18 pence a week.
The line graph compares the trends of the amount of three type of fast food consumed between 1970 and 1990. It is clear that the amount of hamburgers and fish and chips consumed showed an increasing trend, while pizza consumed gradually decreased from 300g in 1970 to 700g in 1985, before it grew to about 240g in 1990. The consumption of fish and chips overtook that of pizza and hamburgers in 1982 and 1988 respectively.
The bar chart illustrates the
expenditure
on three
different
types of
fast
food such as hamburgers, fish and chips and pizza in
people
in
different
level of income.
From the chart, it is
clear
that in a high-income
group
, 40 pence
is spent
on hamburgers a week, which is the largest among the
expenditures
on all the three types of
fast
food. This
expenditure
is
also
the greatest one in the average income
group
,
but
the amount of money spent is
only
about 33 pence a week, much less than that in the high-income
group
. As for the low-income
group
, the largest
expenditure
is on fish and chips, about 18 pence a week.
The line graph compares the trends of the amount of three type of
fast
food consumed between 1970 and 1990. It is
clear
that the amount of hamburgers and fish and chips consumed
showed
an increasing trend, while pizza consumed
gradually
decreased from 300g in 1970 to 700g in 1985,
before
it grew to about 240g in 1990. The consumption of fish and chips overtook that of pizza and hamburgers in 1982 and 1988
respectively
.