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The line chart illustrates how much consumer spending on fuel among three people groups (the poorest, middle-income, and richest) according to their salaries in two countries (US and UK). Overall, the most striking feature of

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graph is the impoverished drivers who are particularly living in the United Kingdom that have the lowest level of petrol consumption among all other multitudes. Whereas, the smallest amount is recorded in United State by wealthy consumers. In the United States of America, the consumption expenditures of fuel have experienced a sharp increase from approximately 3.9

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to 5.2

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of the poorest income.

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, the figures demonstrate a steady decline with a pronounced drop of just under 2.5 % of the affluent wages.

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, in the United Kingdom, the expenditure on gasoline by the poorest is nearly four times lower than the average-income individuals who only spend 3.9% of their salaries compared to 0.5% by the

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crowd.

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noteworthy is the peak of using fuel energy reach around about 4% by the rich group but

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rate is witnessed a sudden fall again.