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

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which was spent on different types of products during 2010.

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, it can be seen that the

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had more spending

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goods than

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, except for computers and perfume.

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, the dominant

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of

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spent was on cars for both nations. Looking at the figures in

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detail, it is obvious that the

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's spending outnumbered

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counterparts at £450 thousand against exactly £400000 in that order. As for the

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of

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spent on camera, there was £350000 in the

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,

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accounted for £150000, making it the biggest disparity. Turning towards the remaining kinds of goods where its figure saw smaller differences. With respect to books, the

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of

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spent by the

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was higher than that of

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at £400000 and £300000, respectively.Regarding perfume, there was a dissimilar trend

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which stood at £400000 for the

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and £300000 for

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.

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, both

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and the

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also

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made up a similar

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of

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on computers, at around £350000 .