The illustrated table presents information about the utilization of fast food by residents of five different countries around the world.
Overall, the USA leads with its high scores in every single category. By contrast, Germany, with the lowest scores, has a significant gap compared to other countries. As it can be seen, higher fast food consumption usually relates to higher obesity rates.
As for the top-tier countries, the USA consumes 120 fast food meals per year and residents are spend notably more money($18.5), compared to others. In this case, while Mexico has 90 meals per year, the spending is lower, accounting for $13 and proportion of overweight people is 28%. Despite Mexico’s indicators, the USA has twice as many restaurants which is 98 per 100,000 people.
As for the mid and low-range countries, Canada and England has quiet similar statistics in every section with negatable differencies. Particularly, in Canada, annual consumption of fast food is 85 and in England is 80, the same with obesity rates, making up 27% in Canada and 29% in England. In addition, between $7.2 and $7.5 almost no contrast as between 40 and 38 eatinf places. Finally, Germans eat fast food only 30 times a year which is four time less than Americans. Therefore, the less consumption, the fewer restaurants in German(23).