the bar chart provides statistics about the expenses on junk food, hamburger ,fish and chips and pizza, by three different income groups in the Great Britain.

The bar chart provides statistics about the expenses on junk food-hamburger, fish and chips and pizza-by three different income groups in the Great Britain. Overall, it can be clearly seen from the chart, hamburger was the most popular fast food item in all income groups, except from low earnings while pizza was the least preferred fast food among the average and low in earning people. Turning first to high-income class, their expenditure on hamburgers was almost twice higher than low income group's(about 47 and 14 million pounds respectively)and more than 15 million higher than the expenses of people with average earnings. With regards to fish & chips, it was predominantly fast-food item among low-income British citizens. Average income class spend one-fourth of their expenses on fish and chips whereas wealthy British's total costs were above 15 million pounds. As for pizza, the figure showed that, it was the least preferred fast-food of medium (around 13 million pounds) and under-privileged (nearly 7 million pounds) classes. In contrast to this, pizza was the second most favoured convince-food of well-paid UK residents, with just under 20 million pounds of spendings.