The chart below shows the expenditure of two countries on consumer goods in 2010.
The chart illustrates the amount of money spent in The
UK
and France
on goods consumption in 2010
Overall
, what stands out from the graph is that cars were the most consumed in The UK
and France
compared to other categories whereas
the least consumed was perfume. Furthermore
, there was a significant difference in spending money on cameras between the UK
and France
.
In terms of cars, people
in the UK
spent about $450,000 as opposed to France
which was $400,000. Moving to computers, the expenditure in the UK
was almost equal to that in France
, at $350,000 and $380,000 respectively. British people
spent on books around $100,000 more than French people
, with approximately $400,000 spent in the UK
compared to just $300,000 in France
.
On the other hand
, both people
in the UK
and France
spent less money on perfume compared to other goods, with spending in the UK
just under $150,000 and in France
at $200,000. In addition
, The French did not purchase as many cameras as the British, with just $150,000 in France
while
the UK
at around 350.000.Submitted by Hanan on
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