THE CHART BELOW SHOWS THE EXPENDITURE OF TWO CPOUNTRIES ON CONSUMER GOODS IN 2010.

THE CHART BELOW SHOWS THE EXPENDITURE OF TWO CPOUNTRIES ON CONSUMER GOODS IN 2010.
The bar chart illustrates the amount spent on five consumer
goods
in 2010 in two countries,
UK
Correct article usage
the UK
show examples
and
France
.
Overall
, the
UK
spent more money on
goods
as compared to
France
. On the whole, cars were by far the most popular consumer
goods
in 2010
while
the least sold
goods
were perfume and cameras. In terms of cars, cameras and books, the expenditure was much higher in the
UK
than in
France
. The money spent on cars stood at 400,000
pounds
in
France
whereas
the Britons spent 50000
pounds
more.
Similarly
, books in
France
were not as popular as in the
UK
with a difference of around 100,000
pounds
.
Likewise
, cameras in the
UK
were not as expensive as in
France
with a huge variation of around 200,000
pounds
.
On the contrary
,
goods
like computers and perfume were used more in
France
at just over 380,000
pounds
as opposed to the
UK
which stood at only 350,000
pounds
. In a similar fashion, the French used approximately 45% more perfume than the Britons.
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