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

The given bar chart illustrates the expenses of particular items in the

UK

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and

France

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in 2010, which

is

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divided into

cars

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,

computers

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, books,

perfume

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, and cameras with all units

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measured in pounds sterling.

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, the

UK

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practically had a higher expense in the period given with the ratio of

cars

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bought was the greatest,

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France

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was leading in the proportion of

computers

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and

perfume

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with only a small increase. Money that was spent

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on

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cars

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was 450,000, which was the biggest amount compared to other consumer goods in the

UK

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.

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, in

France

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, the expense was

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highest on

cars

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with 400,000, denoting a subtle difference to the

UK

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.

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, in terms of books and cameras,

France

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had a noticeably lower number with 300,00 and 150,000 than the

UK

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, respectively. Other than that,

France

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spent more money on

computers

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and

perfume

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in that year, which were nearly 400,000 on

computers

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and 200,000 on

perfume

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.

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, the

UK

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only accounted for 350,000 and 150,000, placing it as the smallest expenditure among all goods in both countries.