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

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 between 1970 and 1990.

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, it can be seen that wealthy people spent and ate more than the other two lower categories. Regarding expenditure, the highest one, of 45 pence per week, was that on hamburgers made by high-compensation people, just followed by those with an average revenue that just spent around 12 pounce less than them. Fish & chips were the least preferred by the rich community and the most bought by

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with a low profit who spent just over 15 pence per week per person. In terms of grams consumption per person, pizza and hamburgers witnessed a similar upward trend until 1980, the eating of hamburgers jumped, leading, in 1990, to more than triple the 1980 consumption,

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pizza spiked only from 1985. Meanwhile, grammes of fish and chips went regularly down from 300 grammes to 200.