the chart below shows the amount spent on six consumer goods in four European countries. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant
The bar chart illustrates six consumer goods,
such
as personal stereos, tennis, racquets, perfumes, CDs, toys and photographic film. These possessions are used in Germany, France, Italy and Linking Words
Britain
.
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Overall
, people from Linking Words
Britain
buy the presented goods more often than people from other countries. In most categories, German residents buy fewer Use synonyms
products
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However
, France and Italy, unlike the other two countries, spend approximately the same amount of money on Linking Words
products
.
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Firstly
, there is a wide range of consumer preferences. Toys and personal stereos are among the most popular Linking Words
products
bought in Use synonyms
Britain
. Germans, Use synonyms
on the other hand
, are
less interested in these Linking Words
products
and spend significantly less on toys and stereos. German consumers buy perfumes less frequently than those in the United Kingdom. Spending trends for these Use synonyms
products
are similar in France and Italy, suggesting that the two nations have a little bit similar tastes.
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Secondly
, there is a noticeable difference between necessities and less common items in each nation. Linking Words
Britain
has the highest spend on all Use synonyms
products
. Use synonyms
Also
, the country with the lowest expenses is Germany.Linking Words
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