The bar chart provides information about the weekly amount of spending by the British population on junk
food
in 1990. The line chart, Use synonyms
on the other hand
, compares the preferences of these people to consume different kinds of fast Linking Words
food
between 1970 and 1990.
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Overall
, Linking Words
it is clear that
, over a given time frame, people became more interested in eating Linking Words
hamburgers
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while
the popularity of Linking Words
fish
and Use synonyms
chips
has declined over time.
Looking at the line chart in detail, it is obvious that Use synonyms
fish
and Use synonyms
chips
were purchased by the UK citizens much intensively compared to the other alternatives of unhealthy Use synonyms
food
, which stood at 300 Use synonyms
grammes
in 1970. Consumption levels of Use synonyms
hamburgers
and pizzas experienced a low of just under 100 Use synonyms
grammes
and nearly 20 Use synonyms
grammes
, respectively. Use synonyms
However
, over the given time frame use of Linking Words
hamburgers
witnessed a rapid growth, peaking at 500 Use synonyms
grammes
in 1990.
Focusing on the expenses incurred for fast Use synonyms
food
, it is seen that both wealthy and average citizens preferred Use synonyms
hamburgers
more than other options, spending about 45 and roughly 33 pence per person. Meanwhile, disadvantaged groups of society spend more money on Use synonyms
fish
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chips
, at just under 15 pence per person. Even though pizza was less popular among low and average-income individuals, rich groups of society spent more money on it than on Use synonyms
fish
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chips
, just under 20 pence per person.Use synonyms