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

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of three different social classes (poorest, middle-income, and richest) tend to spend on petrol in two countries: the United Kingdom and the United States. The units are measured in per cent of their income.

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, American citizens set a smaller fuel budget in proportion to their financial growth with an exception at the beginning of the graph where the percentage rises sharply. At the same time, the

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of England go through a polar experience and pay more

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to drive in parallel with the transition in their status with a similar exception to the US.

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from the poorest class in the US spend from around 4% to 5% on average with a peak spending at approximately 5.3%,

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the amount of

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from the UK consistently grows from around a half per cent to just about 2.5% close to the middle income. Once

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earn an average amount of

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in both countries the tendencies in fuel budgets remain the same with a downward trend in the US and an upward one in the UK respectively. Among the richest

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the lines intersect between 3.5% and 4% and a decrease is demonstrated in both countries with an insignificant fluctuation of the UK trend of a bit under 4%.