The chart below shows the expenditure of two countries on consumer goods in 2010.

The bar chart compares the amount of

expenditure

of France and the

UK

on cars, computers, books, perfume and cameras in 2010.

Overall

, the

UK

spent more money on the four categories than the French in the time period.

However

, only figures for the French are shown as greater than the

UK

in 2010. As the chart reveals, obviously the

UK

had slightly more bought cameras than the French with approximately 35000

pounds

sterling, compared to around 15000

pounds

for France's people. Obviously, books and car

expenditure

of both countries purchased the most money spent.

Moreover

, the figures for books in the

UK

and the French were exactly the same as those for car

expenditure

, at around 35000 and 40000

pounds

sterling, respectively.

By contrast

, France's people and humans of the

UK

purchased computers for 37000 and 35000

pounds

sterling, respectively.

Also

, the indicator was the

expenditure

of perfume of the French and the

UK

just around 200000 and 150000

pounds

, respectively.