The chart below shows the amount of money per week spent on fast foods in Britain.

The chart compares the expenditure on three fast food items consumed on weekly basis in

United

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Kingdom, among three

income

classes. (21)

Overall

, the money spent on

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a hamburger

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hamburger

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is the highest for both high and

average

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average-income

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income

groups,

while

low

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income

class

spent more money on purchasing

fish

and

chips

. In comparison, the spending of

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high

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income

class

is the highest for

Hamburger

at 45

pence

.

This

figure went down dramatically to 16 and 19

pence

for

fish

or

chips

and pizza respectively. The average

income

people

also

spent the highest amount on

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a hamburger

the hamburger

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hamburger

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, about 33

pence

. Their spending decreased to 25

pence

for

fish

or

chips

but becomes exactly half than

fish

for pizza.

Finally

, the purchasing of

low

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income

class

is the highest for

fish

or

chips

and

hamburger

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hamburgers

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at about 14 and 17

pence

respectively.

However

, their spending on pizza is much less, just over 5

pence

. (128)

Thus

, the spending of

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on fast food items fluctuated in all the

income

groups but remained the lowest for

low

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low-income

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income

class

. (23)