The bar chart below shows the expenditure of two countries in consumer goods in 2010. (pounds sterling)

The bar chart highlights data about

money

which was spent on several consumer goods in the

UK

and

France

in 2010. Units are measured in pounds sterling. Looking from an

overall

perspective, what stands out from the bar chart is that the

British

spent more

money

on consumer goods than

France

in the period given. Both the

British

and the French spent most of their

money

on cars ,

whereas

money

which was spent on perfume

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was

show examples

the least in the

UK

compared to cameras in

France

. In terms of cars, people in the

UK

spent just about £450,000 on

this

as opposed to the French who spent £400,000. The

British

spent more

money

on books than the French around £400,000 and £300,000 respectively. In the

UK

, pay for cameras which was just over £350,000 was double that of

France

, which accounted for only £150,000.

In contrast

,

money

spent on the other goods was higher in

France

. Above £350,000 was spent by the French on computers which was steadily more than the

British

who spent exactly £350,000. Neither of the countries spent much on perfume which accounted for £200,000 of expenditure in

France

but above £150,000 in the

UK

.