The chart illustrates a comparison between France and the UK in the consumption of some products during 2010. Overall, France seems to demand more than the UK for cars, books and cameras, but for computers and perfumes t
The provided bar graph illustrates some data related to the spending on goods in the UK and France within a time span of one year (2010). Five various goods are being compared.
The chart shows the the expenditure of the United Kingdom and France . which includes the the presice amount in each of the 5 consumer goods , such as Cars, Computers ,Books ,Perfume , And Camera , which are measured in
The bar chart displays the expenditure of two European countries on five types of consumer goods in 2010. Overall, cars, books, and cameras became UK's biggest spending in 2010. Meanwhile, computers and perfume are Franc
The presented bar chart illustrates the numeral of expenditures of the two nations on client goods in 2010. Furthermore, the horizontal axis shows the number of costume interests. it has five categories: cars, computers,
The bar chart illustrates the amount of money (measured in pounds sterling) consumer five different goods (cars, computers, books, perfume and cameras) in France and UK in years 2010.
The bar chart depicts the amount of money spent in 2010 by the people of the UK and France and it is based on five consumer goods (cars, computers, books, perfume and cameras) where units are measured in pounds sterling
The bar chart compares the expense of two regions which are the UK and France on purchasing products including cars, computers, books,and cameras in 2010.
The given bar chart illustrates how much spending on five variety consumer goods namely Cars, Computers, Books, perfume and cameras in two different nation France and UK over the period of 2010.
The bar graph depicts the comparison of spending pattern on commodities between United Kingdom (UK) and France in 2010 and measured in poundsterling. From an overview perspective, it can be seen that almost all of the ex
The chart compares the average spending on four consumer items of two different nations, namely France and The UK, in 2010. Overall it can be seen that the consumption of cars took the highest rate for both countries.
The bar chart provides statistical reports on the expenditure of consumer goods being spent by France and the UK in 2010. Overall, the largest spending in both countries is on cars, then followed by computers. Perfume ha