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.

Overall

,

British

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

However

, the

French'

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French

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

British

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

In contrast

,

while

400,000

pounds

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

pounds

on them.

This

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

pounds

sterling.

Although

consumerism was more dominant among the

British

in

this

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

pounds

of sterling being spent on

this

particular good.

Moreover

, French citizens paid 200,00

pounds

,

while

the

British

roughly spent 150,000

pounds

on perfumes.