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The graph below gives information about how much people in the United States and the United Kingdom spend on fuel.

The line graph illustrates the detailed data about how much percentage of income does people contribute to fuel in the United States and the United Kingdom. Overall, the percentage of spending income on fuel is greater in the United Kingdom while compared with the USA. However, it is also speculated that both witnesses dramatic changes. It is noticeable from the chart, in the UK the poorest attributes around 0. 5% of their income on fuel and later it rises to nearly 2. 5%. Moreover, the people of middle income based contributes equally with poor at start which is 2. 5% but it then increases gradually to 3. 2%. Furthermore, it again starts rises and reached to almost 4%. Likewise, the richest also spends 4% at the beginning but fluctuates then and finally they decrease to approximately 3. 5%. Switching to the USA, initially poor people spend nearly 4% of their income on fuel but then it increases significantly and reached to about 5. 2%. Moreover, after this achievement it declines to 5% and enters to the category of middle income peoples. However, they too spend 5% at beginning and after then they have a drastic decline in spending which attained to almost 4%. Finally, the richest at start spends 4% later they tend to reduce to 3% in contributing their income on fuel.
The line graph illustrates the detailed data about how much percentage of
income
does
people
contribute to
fuel
in the United States and the United Kingdom.

Overall
, the percentage of spending
income
on
fuel
is greater in the United Kingdom while compared with the USA.
However
, it is
also
speculated that both witnesses dramatic
changes
.

It is noticeable from the chart, in the UK the poorest attributes around 0. 5% of their
income
on
fuel
and later it rises to
nearly
2. 5%.
Moreover
, the
people
of middle
income
based contributes
equally
with poor at
start
which is 2. 5%
but
it then increases
gradually
to 3. 2%.
Furthermore
, it again
starts
rises and reached to almost 4%.
Likewise
, the richest
also
spends
4% at the beginning
but
fluctuates then and
finally
they decrease to approximately 3. 5%.

Switching to the USA,
initially
poor
people
spend
nearly
4% of their
income
on
fuel
but
then it increases
significantly
and reached to about 5. 2%.
Moreover
, after this achievement it declines to 5% and enters to the category of middle
income
peoples
.
However
, they too
spend
5% at beginning and after then they have a drastic decline in spending which attained to almost 4%.
Finally
, the richest at
start
spends
4% later they tend to
reduce
to 3% in contributing their
income
on
fuel
.
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