The line graph illustrates proportion of expenditure on power sources by three categories of

residents such as poorest, middle-class and richest of America & England. Units are calibrated in
percentage.
Overall, it is evident that the destitute class of society spent a higher proportion of money earned on
combustible sources in United States while the wealthy families were reported to spent a greater part
of their income on fuel in United Kingdom.
In United States, financially weak families spent approximately 4 percent of their income on fuel but
this gradually rose to 5 percent however