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

The graph gives information on how much money was spent on 5 consumer goods, namely,

cars

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, computers, books, perfume, and cameras in

France

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and the UK in 2010. Looking at

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structure, it is readily apparent that

cars

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stand as the most important point both in

France

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and the UK,

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there were considerable variations in camera expenses between these two countries over the period, which is quite significant.

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, in

France

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, the highest expenditure was on

cars

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, which was equal to £400,000, and following that, computers come in second with an estimated cost of £380,000. In terms of perfume, it ranked at a mid-range, regarding the

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one, cameras constituted the minimum proportion of spending in

France

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.

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, in the UK,

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accounted for the maximum percentage with roughly £450,000 outlay.

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, the second-largest spending category was books, totalling £400,000.

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cameras and computers point out more or less the same amount, perfume was observed as the least preferred section of all.