The chart below shows the expenditure of 2 countries on consumer goods in 2010.

The bar chart illustrates the expenditure on commodities between

France

and the UK in 2010. The figures for the consumption of cars and computers are similar to some extent. The money that each country spent on cars was nearly 425,000

pounds

in 2010 on average,

while

the cost of computers was approximately 350,000

pounds

. Compared to

France

, England had an overwhelming expenditure on books and cameras. To be more specific, the consumption of books in the United Kingdom, which was 400,000

pounds

in number, was obviously an advantage.

Moreover

, the cost of cameras in the UK(360,000) was around two times larger than in

France

(140,000). Regarding the expenditure on perfume,

France

played an important role as a great consumer in 2010, with a total consumption of 200,000

pounds

.

In contrast

, the British still had a considerable number of 150,000.

Overall

, French people seemingly spent their incomes on luxury goods aimed at recreation and fashion,

whereas

the English populace had a preference for digital equipment and learning materials.