The graph below gives information about how much people in the United States and the United Kingdom spend on fuel.

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the

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information

of

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fuel

consumption in two particular countries, The USA and The United Kingdom, which

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into three main categories : poorest, middle-income and richest. The units

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presented as

percent

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per cent

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of income

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evident that the trend depicts two different

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. in the USA, more upper economy class less used

fuel

,

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in the UK, they dominantly used

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energy source. The large proportion of

fuel

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consumed by the paupers in the USA, stood at around 4% of their income before reaching its peak at slightly over 5% ,

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, it

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experienced

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dropped among middle-class residents at

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between 5% and 4%. The decrease continued in rich-class which hit the bottom at slightly over 2% of their salary. Regarding the second area, The United Kingdom, the poor population use

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fuel

than the rich one, just below 1% of their income,

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the higher class reach its peak at above 3%