The chart illustrates the comparison of a fuel purchase in two countries based on the social class, which includes the income percentage. Overall, both countries represent that the poor social class somehow spends the highest on fuel, and the rich society accounts for the lowest.
In the United States, the poor society’s expenditure reached up to 5% above, whereas, only less than 1% in the United Kingdom. However, both of these countries’ data for the poor society is fluctuating, with an increase or decrease. Regarding the middle-income society, the United Kingdom’s trend increased from 2.5% to 4%; however, the United States’ that decreased from 5% to the same figure, particularly with the United Kingdom.
The richest society in the United States decreased significantly from an approximate of 4.5% down to 3%, which includes the United Kingdom, to decreased a small figure of percentage, yet, it is still able to increase several figures before it decreases as well.