The chart below shows the expenditure of two countries on consumer goods in 2010.

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The bar graph gives information about how much consumers spent on different 5 things (cars, computers, books, perfume and cameras) in

France

and

in the year 2010 .The units are measured in pound sterling.

Overall

it is clear that

the government in the

spent more on cars, books and cameras than in

France

over the period shown.

However

, considering computers and perfume,

France

took the lead in these categories. In 2010,

France

spent on cars 400000,

while

the

took the first position with about 465000. The expenditure on books was 300000 and just more than 400000 in

France

and the

, respectively.

Furthermore

, the

invested (about 350000) more than twice as high as

France

On the other hand

, when it comes to the computer category,

France

spent (approximately 370000) higher 20000 than the

Moreover

, the expenditure on perfume in

France

made up 200000,

while

the

spent a bit less.

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