the bar diagram shows Expenditure of two countries france and uk on consumers goods in 2010.

The bar chart depicts the spending patterns of French and British individuals across five different categories: cars, computers, books, perfume, and cameras.

Overall

, it is readily apparent that cars represented the largest portion of expenditure in both countries.

However

, the British consistently outspent their French counterparts in almost every category, except for computers and perfume. In 2010, UK citizens allocated £450,000 towards car purchases, which was slightly surpassing the amount spent by the French, exceeding it by £50,000. There was a significant difference in spending on books, with the UK spending £400,000 compared to France's £300,000.

Similarly

, camera consumption showed a noticeable discrepancy, with the British spending £350,000 and the French spending £150,000

On the other hand

, French consumers invested more in computers, with an expenditure of approximately £380,000,

whereas

Britain's consumers spent £350,000. In terms of perfume, the French committed £200,000,

while

people from the UK laid out only around £140,000. - predict

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