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The image shows a scatter plot illustrating the relationship between the annual amount spent on food and the share of total consumer expenditure that is allocated to food across various countries. The x-axis represents the annual amount spent on food in US dollars, ranging from $0 to $4,000. The y-axis indicates the percentage of total expenditure spent on food, from 0% to 60%.

Several key data points are highlighted:
- Kenya, where the average food spending is $900, accounting for 58% of total expenditure.
- Kazakhstan appears on the plot, contributing to the overall trend of expenditure.
- The United States, where the average spending on food is $3,400, making up 10% of total spending.
- Switzerland, with an average food spending of $4,100, represents only 9% of total expenditure.
- Venezuela is also marked on the graph.

The title emphasizes that people in richer countries tend to spend more on food overall, yet this spending constitutes a smaller portion of their total spending.

The Economist

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