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

The given bar chart compares the consumption of five categories in the

UK

and

France

in 2010. Looking at the paragraph,

it is clear that

the British generally spent more money on goods than the French. Both countries allocated the largest expenditure on cars. The lowest figure

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recorded in perfumes and cameras in the

UK

and

France

respectively. In terms of cars, the French consumer spent 400,000 $ , which was 50,000$ lower than that of the

UK

people. The expenditure

of

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on

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books in

two

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regions witnessed a similar trend.

This

figure was around 300,000 $ spent in

France

and over 400,000$ in the United

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. Regarding the details about cameras, the amount of money spent on

this

good in the

UK

was two times higher than that in

France

, with only 150,000$ paid out in the former in comparison to above 350,000 $ in the latter.

By contrast

, the spending on computers and perfumes in two areas was seen as a down-trend. Under 400,000 $ was purchased by the French, which was higher than that of Britain with 350,000$ spent.

This

figure for perfumes recorded the lowest

overall

revenues. The

UK

consumer used roughly 150,000 $

in

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this

item, in comparison to the

France

ones at exactly 200,000 $ spent.