The line chart demonstrates the fuel consumption rate of the united states and the United kingdom based on people's incomes in three social levels; the poorest, the middle-income, and the richest.

The line chart demonstrates the fuel consumption rate of the united states and the United kingdom based on people's incomes in three social levels; the poorest, the middle-income, and the richest. Overall this rate in the uk completely depends on the economic situations of people although the rate drops markedly in the us in order of their social classes. Firstly, in the us the rate of spent money on fuel stood at 4%, and after a minor rise to its highest level, it declines marginally around 2. 5%. In fact, in the highest area, the graph sank to a trough. Conversely, to begin, the rate for America depicts approximately 0. 5% at its lowest value. However, the chart exceeds considerably around 3. 5% for two classified groups; the middle-income and the richest. Though unlike this notable increase, a stable reduction can be seen among richest people. In summary, despite the existence of a large difference between two graphs for disadvantage people, the two graphs has continued a similar pattern among richest people.