The given chart demonstrates the frequency of eating in fast food restaurants in in USA from 2003 to 2013.
Overall, the percentages in general fluctuated noticeably. Moreover, the frequency of people eating fast food once per week in 2006 is the highest as well as the figure for residents who eat them once or twice per month, while the number of people who consume that food every day both in 2006 and 2013 is the lowest.
In 2003, the rate of people eating fast food every day was below 4%, but it declined both in 2006 and 2013, showing around 3%, respectively. Additionally, 20% of people consumed that sort of food several times per week in 2006, whereas the figures for that in 2003 and 20013 were similar, representing approximately 17% and 16%. Then, the percentage of individuals who consumed once a week in 2003 was almost 31%, which is quite lower than that of individuals in 2006, revealing nearly 33%. However, it dramatically decreased to around 27% in 2013.
In 2003, 30% of people ate fast food for once or twice a month, but it reduced to 25% after 3 years. In 2013, it rose to nearly 33%. The rate of people consuming those food a few times a year was almost 13%; however, it moved upward to 15% and stayed constant for the rest of the period. Finally, almost 5% of residents never ate fast food in 2003; nevertheless, it decreased to approximately 4% and remained the same for seven years.