The chart below shows the amount spent on six consumer goods in four European countries.

The bar chart illustrates the

expenditure

on six consumer goods in four European countries: Germany, Italy, France, and

Britain

.

Overall

, it is noteworthy that the majority of spending occurred in

Britain

,

while

Germany recorded the lowest

expenditure

across all categories.

According to

the chart,

Britain

spent the highest amount on photographic

film

, which accounted for approximately £170,000.

Additionally

,

Britain

spent over £160,000 on

toys

and CDs, surpassing the other countries. Interestingly, spending on tennis racquets and personal stereos in

Britain

was equal;

however

,

this

spending remained lower than that on perfumes. In France, the

expenditure

on

toys

and CDs was equal, with only a slight difference in spending on perfumes, tennis racquets, and personal stereos. Photographic

film

was the top category for spending in France, exceeding £160,000. As for Germany, the

expenditure

on CDs, perfumes, and tennis racquets was around £155,000,

while

personal stereos recorded only £150,000. Their spending on

toys

and photographic

film

was almost similar. In Italy, spending ranged around £150,000 to £155,000, except for

toys

and photographic

film

, where the figures were slightly higher.