The chart below shows the expenditure of 2 countries on consumer goods in 2010.
The picture given depicts the spending of The United Kingdom and
France
in 2010 on several commodities.
As can be seen from the graph, it is readily apparent that both countries had the highest expenditure on cars with more than 400.000 pounds
sterling spent in said year.
Cars were the highest-selling commodities for the two nations. However
, the trend started to differ afterwards. For France
, the second highest expenditure was computers with almost 400.000 pounds
spent while
England used it up on books with just above 400.000 pounds
sterling. This
is then
followed by the third highest expenses which were dissimilar for both countries. Books were in the third position for France
with exactly 300 thousand pounds
applied. Cameras were in the case for England with just over 350 thousand pounds
.
On the lower sides of the categories, there are perfume, cameras, and computers. The fourth position for France
was filled with perfume with close to 200.000 pounds
. On the contrary
, The United Kingdom spent 350.000 pounds
on computers. Last
but not least, in the fifth rank, France
spent merely 150.000 pounds
on cameras whereas
England spent nearly 150.000 on fragrances.Submitted by elissa223 on
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