The chart below shows the amount spent on six consumer goods in four European countries

The bar chart illustrates the expenditure on six different consumer goods (personal stereos, tennis racquets, perfumes, CDs, toys, and photographic film) in four European countries:

Germany

, Italy,

France

, and

Britain

. The spending is measured in

thousand

pounds

sterling.

Overall

,

Britain

consistently spends the most across all six categories,

while

Germany

generally spends the least.

France

and Italy have varied expenditures, often falling between the highest and lowest spenders. For personal stereos,

Britain

leads with approximately 155

thousand

pounds

, followed by

France

and Italy at around 150

thousand

pounds

each, and

Germany

at 145

thousand

pounds

. Tennis racquets see a similar trend, with

Britain

spending just under 150

thousand

pounds

,

France

at about 145

thousand

pounds

, Italy slightly lower, and

Germany

trailing at about 140

thousand

pounds

. In the case of perfumes,

Britain

again tops the chart with close to 160

thousand

pounds

,

France

and Italy both spending around 150

thousand

pounds

, and

Germany

spending the least at around 145

thousand

pounds

. The expenditure on CDs is notably higher in

Britain

at nearly 170

thousand

pounds

, with

France

and Italy each around 150

thousand

pounds

, and

Germany

at 145

thousand

pounds

. Toys show a significant spending gap, with

Britain

spending about 165

thousand

pounds

,

France

and Italy at approximately 157

thousand

pounds

, and

Germany

at 145

thousand

pounds

.

Finally

, for photographic film,

Britain

spends the most at nearly 170

thousand

pounds

, followed by

France

at around 165

thousand

pounds

, Italy at about 155

thousand

pounds

, and

Germany

at 150

thousand

pounds

.