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

The bar chart compares the amount of money spent on various consumer products in the

UK

and

France

in 2010.

It is clear that

the proportion of spending on cars was noticeably high in both countries over the year given

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while

spending on perfumes was the lowest among all.

Also

, French residents spent a larger amount of their budgets on computers than British people.

To begin

with, 450,000

pounds

of

UK

residents’ budget went on cars,

while

the equivalent figure for French people was just 400,000

pounds

.

Moreover

, spending on books in the

UK

and

France

was 400000

pounds

and 300000

pounds

, respectively. In the

UK

, expenditure on cameras, with over 350000

pounds

, was over double that of

France

which was only 150,000

pounds

.

On the other hand

, the amount of money spent on the remaining products was far higher in

France

. In 2010, expenditure on computers in

France

overtook the other country, with a difference of almost 200,000

pounds

.

Similarly

, the figure for perfume goods in

France

accounted for 200000

pounds

of French residents’ budget,

while

the expenditure on

this

in the

UK

was lower, about less than 150,000

pounds

.