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

The chart illustrates the expenses on consumer goods in the

UK

and

France

in the year 2010. Units are measured in

pounds

sterling.

Overall

, it is

appearent

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apparent

that both countries spent the most on cars, followed by books for the

UK

and computers for

France

.

Also

, both spent the least on perfume. Regarding the highest purchases, cars were the most bought consumer goods

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450,000

pounds

for Britain and

by

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400,000

pounds

for

France

.

Next,

the

UK

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second highest was on books

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around 400,000

pounds

.

France

spent more than the

UK

on computers, which were the next high expenditure, by just under 400,000

pounds

. Turning to the least spent on goods by both countries, which

were

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perfume by 200,000

pounds

for

France

and just under 150,000

pounds

for the

UK

. The most large difference

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expenditure is on cameras, which Britain spent much more than

France

by around 200,000

pounds

.