The column chart gives information about spending on three types of fast food –hamburger, fish & chips and pizza by three different income groups in 1990.
Overall, it can be seen that the higher the income, the more money likely to be spent on these fast food.
Hamburger was eaten the most by the high income group, they paid more than forty pence per week, roughly ten more pence than the people of average income group, meanwhile the low income group only expended no more than fifteen pence for this.
It was the same proportion of expenditure on pizza by all three groups. The high income group spent nearly twenty pence and the average one used slightly more than ten pence for a week, it was around five pence higher than those in low income group.
Lastly, the people of low and high income group consumed the same on fish & chips more than fifteen pence weekly and The average group paid exact twenty-five pence for this also.
The column chart gives information about spending on three types of
fast
food –hamburger, fish & chips and pizza by three
different
income
groups
in 1990.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that the higher the
income
, the more money likely to
be spent
on these
fast
food.
Hamburger
was eaten
the most by the high
income
group
, they paid more than forty pence per week, roughly ten more pence than the
people
of average
income
group
, meanwhile the low
income
group
only
expended no more than fifteen pence for this.
It was the same proportion of expenditure on pizza by all three
groups
. The high
income
group
spent
nearly
twenty pence and the average one
used
slightly
more than ten pence for a week, it was around five pence higher than those in low
income
group.
Lastly
, the
people
of low and high
income
group
consumed the same on fish & chips more than fifteen pence weekly and The average
group
paid exact twenty-five pence for this
also
.