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

The bar chart below shows the expenditure of two countries in consumer goods in 2010.
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The two bar charts illustrate information about the spending of two countries on consumer goods in pound sterlings in 2010 .
Overall
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,in both
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the highest expenditure was on a car ,
while
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one of the lowest expenses for both
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was perfume. Generally, the UK spent more money on consumer goods . France paid a great amount of money for cars and computers , 400 000 and 380 000 respectively.
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, the smallest sum of money was spent on perfume and cameras with a difference of
50 000
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50,000
thousand in quantity. The average bought items ware books showing 300 000 thousand . On
other
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hand, The UK represented a different trend.The highest spendings were on cars and books, between 400 000 and 500 000. Computers and perfume showed similar trends
as
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France , illustrating 350 000 and 190 000 respectively .Interestingly British people purchased cameras considerably more than
another country
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illustrating
380 000
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380,000
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