The chart below shows how frequently people in the USA ate in fast food restaurants between 2003 and 2013 Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart compares the

percentage

of the USA citizens who ate in fast

food

restaurants in six different groups between 2003 and 2013. Looking from an

overall

perspective, it is readily apparent that a large portion of individuals ate fast

food

once a

week

or at least once a month outside.

Also

, the differences between the percentages regarding the years are not significant. The

percentage

of people who never ate fast

food

at a restaurant was 5% in 2003, and the

percentage

of those who ate

this

type of

food

every day was just below 5%. In 2006, the percentages of both these groups fell by 1%. Close to 12% of the USA citizens ate fast

food

a few times a year,

while

this

percentage

increased to 15% in 2006, and it remained at

this

number for the whole period shown. A large

percentage

of citizens ate fast

food

at a restaurant once a

week

, or once or twice a month. The

figure

for the once or twice-a-month group was 30% and for once a

week

was just over 30% in 2003,

while

in 2006 the

figure

for individuals who ate fast

food

once a

week

rose to approximately 33%, and the

figure

for the once or twice in a month group experienced a decreasing and fell to 25%.

At the end

, they became 27% and 33%, respectively. The

figure

for people who ate fast

food

several times a

week

was almost 17% in 2003, it reached 20% in 2006 and became close to 16% in 2013.