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

The bar chart illustrates information about

money

which was spent on different types of products during 2010.

Overall

, it can be seen that the

UK

had more spending

in

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goods than

France

, except for computers and perfume.

Additionally

, the dominant

amount

of

money

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

further

detail, it is obvious that the

UK

's spending outnumbered

France

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France's

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

amount

of

money

spent on camera, there was £350000 in the

UK

,

while

France

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

amount

of

money

spent by the

UK

was higher than that of

France

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

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which stood at £400000 for the

UK

and £300000 for

France

.

Finally

, both

France

and the

UK

also

made up a similar

amount

of

money

on computers, at around £350000 .