The bar graph illustrates the expenditure on fast food done by three income groups, meanwhile line graph reveals the consumption of the same in Britain.
Overall, Hamburgers are the most consumed food item than other two, while pizza was the least ingested food till approximately 1987 but rose to the second most eaten item in 1990.
However, the high-income groups and average groups tend to spend more on hamburger around 42 pence per week and approximately 34 per pence week respectively by per person, whereas low-income earners spend more on fish and chips about 19 pence per week, which is the lowest in high income earners, and the second highest expenditure in average income groups. Pizzas are the second most eaten items in high-income earners in contrast to two other groups which is the lowest in consumption. Around 8 pence by low-income group and 25 pence per person by average income group.
In terms of consumption of fast foods over two decades (1970-1990), fish and chips were the most consumed eatables about 300 grams meanwhile hamburgers and pizzas were the least ingested foods around 90 grams and approximately 25 grams respectively in 1970. By the year 1990, the craze for hamburgers rose in dramatic fashion over 500 grams and pizzas jumped near to 300 grams, whereas fish and chips declined to around 250 grams.
The bar graph illustrates the expenditure on
fast
food
done by three
income
groups
, meanwhile line graph reveals the consumption of the same in Britain.
Overall
, Hamburgers are the most consumed
food
item
than other two, while pizza was the least ingested
food
till approximately 1987
but
rose to the second most eaten item in 1990.
However
, the high-income
groups
and average
groups
tend to spend more on hamburger
around
42 pence per week and approximately 34 per pence week
respectively
by per person, whereas low-income earners spend more on fish and chips about 19 pence per week, which is the lowest in high
income
earners, and the second highest expenditure in average
income
groups
. Pizzas are the second most eaten items in high-income earners
in contrast
to two other
groups
which is the lowest in consumption.
Around
8 pence by low-income
group
and 25 pence per person by average
income
group.
In terms of consumption of
fast
foods
over two decades (1970-1990), fish and chips were the most consumed eatables about 300
grams
meanwhile hamburgers and pizzas were the least ingested
foods
around
90
grams
and approximately 25
grams
respectively
in 1970. By the year 1990, the craze for hamburgers rose in dramatic fashion over 500
grams
and pizzas jumped near to 300
grams
, whereas fish and chips declined to
around
250
grams
.