The chart below shows the expenditure of the two countries on goods
The bar chart depicts the data about the amount of
money
which was spent on consumer goods in the UK
and France
in 2010.
Overall
, what stands out from the chart is that both countries spent most of the money
on cars while
spending the least on perfume. Moreover
, the chart illustrates a dramatic difference between the two countries in the expenditure on cameras.
In terms of cars, the UK
spent approximately 450.000 pounds
on this
, as opposed to France
which spent 400.000 pounds
. Similarly
, British expenditure on books was higher than the French (nearly 300.000 and 400.000 pounds
respectively). Furthermore
, the amount of money
that the UK
spent was over double the money
spent in France
.
However
, pounds
spent on remaining goods were higher in France
. French expenditure on computers was slightly more than the British who spent nearly 350.000 pounds
. Neither of the countries wanted to spend many pounds
on perfume, but France
still spent more than the UK
, at 200.000Submitted by naira.gumar on
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