The bar chart below gives information about the spending habits of people in four countries on consumer goods in 2012. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The illustration demonstrates how much
money
was spent on different products of citizens in 4 European countries in 2012.
Overall
, the percentage of expenditure
went
into all areas of British people stayed at the highest rate compared with others. Correct pronoun usage
that went
Conversely
, the demand of residents in Belgium and Austria for several types of goods was at the lowest position.
The amount of money
spent on all examined goods of
British citizens remained at the peak, with the highest figure was the Change preposition
by
expenditure
on cameras and toys
, at 170 and 167 respectively, followed by the spending in the realms of toys
, books, cosmetics, games, and outdoor gear which ranged around 160. By contrast
, the expenditure
on buying cameras, books, and toys
of Belgium presidents was lowest
, fluctuating only around 145, Correct article usage
the lowest
while
the amount of money
went
into games, outdoor accessories and cosmetics was at approximately 150.
Cameras, which were bought the most by Correct pronoun usage
that went
Austria
people, stood at 165, followed by the figure for Replace the word
Austrian
expenditure
on books and toys
at around 155. In addition
, Austria
citizens Replace the word
Austrian
consumed
less Verb problem
spent
money
on cosmetics, games and outdoor products, just under 150. The figure for the expenditure
of Spain occupants in all types of products was relatively similar, just about 155 for each field.Submitted by anhnguyen270407 on
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