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

The given chart illustrates how much 2 nations spent on goods during 2010.

Overall

, it can be seen that the

UK

’s total expenditure was more substantial than France's.

Additionally

, the

UK

had the lion’s share in the spending on cars, books as well cameras,

whereas

France spent more on computers and perfume. Regarding the 3 types of goods with

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greater spending, over 350,000

pounds

was spent on cars, books, and cameras in the

UK

, with the transport method standing out at 450,000

pounds

. In terms of books, it made up about 300,000

pounds

of France’s expenditure which was 100,000

pounds

less than the

UK

. As for computers and cars, they consisted of approximately 420,000

pounds

and 350,00

pounds

of people’s spending in both 2 nations, respectively. Looking at the remaining categories where the expenditure was less considerable, perfume accounted for roughly 200,000

pounds

in the Fance, doubling that in the

UK

.

By contrast

, more than 350,000

pounds

were spent on cameras in the

UK

, nearly thrice more than the France.