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

The bar chart compares the

expense

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of

France

and the

UK

on five types of consumer goods in 2010. It is clearly seen that both countries spent the most on cars. The

UK

consistently spent more on cars, books, and cameras,

while

France

allocated more funds to computers and perfume. In terms of spending on cars, the

UK

allocated $450,000, surpassing

France

’s expenditure of $400,000 by $50,000. On computers,

however

,

France

spent

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negligible

more than the

UK

, with expenditures of $370,000 and $350,000.

This

difference

was relatively small compared to other categories. A more significant distinction appears in the expenditure on books, where the

UK

spent $400,000, notably higher than

France

's $300,000, indicating a

difference

of $100,000.

Conversely

,

France

spent more on perfume than the

UK

, with figures of $200,000 and $140,000, respectively, showing that

France

allocated $60,000 more than

UK

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. The most high

difference

was observed in camera spending, where the

UK

’s expenses of $350,000 exceeded

France

’s by

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$200,000, as

France

allocated only $150,000 to cameras.

This

significant

difference

indicates a notably higher consumer interest in cameras in the

UK

than in

France

.