The line graph illustrates the percentage of income that individuals from United States of America and United Kingdom spend on petrol.
Overall, it is evident that the poorest and middle-income people from USA spend bigger percentage of their income on petrol that the reachest, whereas the poorest and middle income individuals from UK spend conversely smaller percentage of their income on petrol. The poorest people from USA showed the highest figure, while the figure of individuals in the UK experienced a growth among the wealthiest people.
The figure of the poorest people in the USA sharply rose approximately in the middle and then slightly decreased by the end of this income groupe, whereas the figure of the people with the low-income in UK climbed to about 3,9%. The proportion of the middle-income group from USA underwent a decline in comparison with the low-income group. The percentage of the middle-income people from UK gradually rose. The figure of the reachest people from UK experienced a slightly growth, though it decreased from the middle by the end. The proportion of the richest people from USA witnessed a decline. The poorest people experienced the highest figure at around 5.2% and low-income family from UK recorded the lowest figure at 0,5%. The two lines intersected at about 3,9%.
