The bar chart illustrates how often American people eat in fast-chain restaurants for the years 2003 and 2013. Overall, eating fast food as frequent as once a week, once or twice a month is substantially the norm; meanwh
The first pie chart gives us pieces of data about the habits of people eating at home or in restaurants over 3 decades from 1970 to 2000 while the line graph below is a comparison between the number of people eating fast
The first chart illustrates the percentage of the average family's food budget spent on restaurant meals in different years from 1970 to 2000. There are two different kinds of meal budgets, the first is restaurant meal
The bar chart depicts how much a person with low income, average income, and high income in Britain spent per week on 3 different fast foods in the year 1990, whilst the line graph displays the consumption of these foods
The chart illustrates the money spent on consumer goods in France and the UK in the year 2010, consumer goods named cars, computers, books, perfume and cameras.
There has been a statement that unhealthy food and drink need to be prohibited completely since it is detrimental to people's physical health. However, I tend to disagree with this opinion because they are not entirely b
The bar graph provides the percentages of Australian, Canadian, and British consumers purchasing various types of items and services online in 12 months. Overall, it can be seen that British people were the most engaged
The table displays people consume calories in several different foods in several particular countries. It can also represent the different choices on main food in different places. It can be seen that Cambodians take ric
The diagram gives information about the normal steps of consumer goods manufacturing and also shows the steps of feeding back information to earlier steps to enable adjustment.