The provided graph illustrates how much people in the United States and the United Kingdom spend on fuel, distinguished in three categories: poorest, middle-income, and richest.
Overall, the United States’ graph experiences dramatically fall after reaching its highest percent of income spent on fuel. In contrast, the United Kingdom’s graph has a right upward trend but experiences a slight drop in the richest population area.
Looking at the United States demographic’s spend, the poorest people purchase on the fuel the most, accounted for more than five percent of income. Furthermore, the more people receive their income higher, the less they spend on fuel. The richest individuals purchase for fuel only approximately two percent of their income.
On the contrary, the poorest in the United Kingdom spend the smallest amount on fuel, comprising less than one percent. While the amount of money spend on fuel is increasing due to the higher income, the richest spent slightly drops to around three percent at the end.