The bar chart illustrates the spending on fast foods in the U.K. by different income groups in 1990. Overall, people with high incomes spend the most on fast foods, with fish and chips being an exception.
Firstly, people with high income spent more than 40% of their fast food expenditures on hamburger. In contrast, the amount of money spent on other fast foods was at around 15% and approximately 18% respectively.
Secondly, people with an average income spent the largest portion of food expenditure on hamburger, which was about 31%. 25% was spent on fish & chips, while pizza remained under 15%, making this the least popular choice within this income group. Meanwhile, people with low income spent the most on fist & chips, which was almost 15%, of entire fast food expenditure, and 10% on hamburger and almost 5% on pizza.
Looking at the charts, it is evident that high and average income people spent most on hamburger, while low income people spent most of their fast food expenditure on fish & chips.
