The graph below gives information about how much people in the United States and the United Kingdom spend on petrol. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The line chart illustrates how much

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consumed

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in the United States and the United Kingdom. Looking from an

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perspective, it is readily apparent that the poorest and middle-income rage American spend more on energy purchases

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rich

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people

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willing to pay more for car

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. In terms of the poorest range of

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, American spend more than the

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. it begins at almost 4% and

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peaks at 5.2%,

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of the period, it slightly falls to 5%

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Britain's

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expenditure

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comes to a dramatical growth and finishes at 2.8%. When it comes to middle income, the

fuel

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expenditure

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of American decrease steadily until

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expenditure

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increased sharply and

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finally

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surpass the rage of rich

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in the UK.

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statistic conducted by Cermik and Reschovsky in 1997, shows the end of the survey is America has plumped into a nadir with 2.3% of

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expenditure

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and

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comes to 3.1% after a little bit of a fall.