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The image contains two charts about fast food: a bar chart and a line chart. The bar chart, titled "Expenditure on Fast Foods by Income Groups, UK 1990", shows weekly spending in pence per person. For High Income groups, expenditure was: Hamburger ~17, Fish & Chips ~42, and Pizza ~19. For Average Income groups: Hamburger ~32, Fish & Chips ~25, and Pizza ~12. For Low Income groups: Hamburger ~14, Fish & Chips ~17, and Pizza ~7. The line chart shows consumption in grams per person from 1970 to 1990. For Hamburger, consumption in 1970, 1975, 1980, 1985, and 1990 was approximately 20, 30, 50, 80, and 290 grams, respectively. For Fish & Chips, consumption was approximately 80, 120, 160, 320, and 500 grams for the same years. For Pizza, consumption was approximately 310, 290, 220, 210, and 220 grams.
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The line graph shows the consumption of 3 different types of food in the UK over two decades. Overall, intake of hamburgers and fish & chips rose over the period, while the figure for pizza declined.
In terms of more pronounced changes, hamburger and fish & chips original figures were relatively just under 100 grams in 1970. Subsequently, their figures were growing in the 1975- 1990 period with several flactuations in the figure for hamburgers, which was remaining unchanged throughout the 1980-1985 period. Finally, both types reached their all-time peak in 1990 at 300 grams of the former and 500 grams of the latter.
In contrast, though the original figure of pizza was higher by 200 grams, compared to other goods, it significanlty declined over the next 20 years. Notably, the most pronounced decline by 100 grams was seen between 1970 and 1985. Which led to surpassing by hamburgers and fish & chips in 1983 and 1987, respectively.
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