The chart below shows the amount of money spent on consumer goods in two different countries in 2010.
The bar chart below illustrates the consumer spending on goods in
France
and the UK
in 2010.
Overall
, both France
and the UK
spent the most money on cars and computers. Additionally
, spending on cameras in the UK
is especially high, while
in France
it is the lowest.
In 2010, cars were the goods that shared the highest spending in France
at about 100,000 compared to the UK
, which witnessed an amount of money at around 450,000. Similarly
, the UK
spent more money on books than France
followed by books at 300,000 and 400,000. In the UK
, the expenditure on cameras was around 350,000, which was double that of France
, which was only 150,000.
The expenditure on perfume in the UK
came last
, with nearly 150,000, and in France
, the spending on it is 2 times lower than the spending on books. Both nations spent the most on computers, which shared the same amount of spending, which was around 300,000.Submitted by 11E4 Community on
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