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

The bar graph compares France and England's expenditure on five goods in 2010.

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people consumed more, with cars being the most popular goods.

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expenditures were slightly higher in terms of computers and perfumes. Cars were the most sought-after goods in 2010, with

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and French spending 450,000 and 400,000 on them respectively.

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400,000

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sterling was spent on books in England, French residents only spent 300,000

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on them.

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disparity between the two nations becomes more apparent in terms of camera' expenditure, where the figure for France was half of England, at 150,000

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sterling.

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consumerism was more dominant among the

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in

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specific year, the French spent more on computers and perfumes. In terms of computers, with a negligible difference, the French outspent Great Britain by over 350,000

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of sterling being spent on

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particular good.

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, French citizens paid 200,00

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roughly spent 150,000

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on perfumes.