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

The line graph illustrates the changed trends in part of earnings for fuel consumption in two countries that are divided into three different statuses, which are poorest, middle-income, and richest.

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, it is evident that the pattern in both countries is opposite with the highest expense on fuel from the poorest in America,

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that category is the lowest in the United Kingdom. The poorest population holds the greatest percentage of income on petrol in the United States, which is up to 5%.

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, it tends to go down to around 5% to 4% in the average earning population.

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, it dramatically declines to approximately 2% in the wealthy group, which results in an enormous difference between the lowest income and the richest one. In the United Kindom, the trend is significantly different because the well-off people have the biggest expense of wages on petrol with 4%, despite the drop to below 4% later on.

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, the working class has a moderate range

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from nearly 3% to 4%, which is

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the same as the richest before it falls. On the other side, even though the poorest remains the smallest, it escalates tremendously to

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slightly

under 3%.