The bar illustrate the data of expenditure on following their income. In Britain in 1990.
Overall, The most common fast foods that was chosen by citizens with high and available incomes is hamburger. While the least popular was pizza. Moreover, it is noticeable that the number of expenditure on fish and chips (in hight income group) less than on hamburger by considerably more than 2-fold.
Figures show that hamburger as the most preferred junk food (except in group with low income) exceed 40, While in average income group this number decreased by just over 30. About 15 of residents with a modest salary chose hamburger.
The expenditure on pizza slightly decline depending on the amount of earning (less than 20, around 13, approximately 6 respectively).
Fish and chips was the least favorite fast food for hight-income citizens (about 17) Whereas in average income group it show 25. Likewise slightly over 16 accounted on low earning
