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

The chart illustrates the amount of

money

for consumer goods in two different countries:

France

and the United Kingdom in 2010. The items are measured in pounds sterling.

Overall

, in

comparison

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the expenditure of the

UK

is higher than that of

France

.

Although

the British and French spend the most

money

on cars, it changes in the least

money

section.

While

the British prefer the perfume at

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level, it is the cameras for

French

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. In terms of cars, both in the

UK

and

France

, a large amount of

money

is spent ( 450,000 and 400,000 pounds sterling respectively). The perfume is shown

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lowest indicator in the

UK

which consists of £150,000 only as its expenditure demonstrates £200,000

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is preferred by the French.

However

, people spend just over 350,000 on cameras

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is nearly doubled in

France

in

this

sector.

On the other hand

, the British tend to buy books rather than computers, the chart shows that it differs roughly by

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thousand pound sterling in

France

. ( just above £400,000 and £300,000 respectively). There is a small proportion of the difference in the computer sector.

While

in the

UK

expenditure

of

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computers consists of approximately £ 380,000 it maintains only £350,000 in

French

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.