how much money people spend on petrol, in percentage in the United States and the United Kingdom.

The graph illustrates how much money people spend on petrol, in
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in the United States and the United Kingdom. In the US, the poorest economic
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is the one who spends more money on petrol, reaching a peak of 5,5% of the income. After that the
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decreased steadily, and the minimum value that has been registered was 2,2%, spent by the wealthiest
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. Unlike the US, the UK values are the other way around and the
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rose gradually throughout the graph. The poorest
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spent between 0,5% and 2,5% of their income,
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the amount paid by middle-income fluctuated from 2,5% to 3,8%, later on, the graph levelled off at 3,8%.
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, it registered a peak of 3,9% by the richest group, and the
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dropped slightly. Overall, the poorest and middle-income people in the US spend a higher amount of money compared with the people in the UK who belongs to the same economic
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