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

The bar chart compares the spending of

France

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and the

UK

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on five types of consumer goods in 2010, measured in pounds sterling.

Overall

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it is clear that

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the

UK

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generally spent more than

France

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, particularly on

cars

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, books and cameras,

while

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France

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recorded higher expenditure on

computers

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and

perfume

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. Among all categories,

cars

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received the highest amount of spending in both countries. In detail, the

UK

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spent around £450,000 on

cars

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, which was slightly higher than

France

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’s figure of £400,000. A similar trend can be observed in book purchases, where British spending exceeded £400,000, compared to only £300,000 in

France

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. The most striking difference was in camera expenditure

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the

UK

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allocated about £350,000, more than double the £150,000 spent by

France

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.

On the other hand

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,

France

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spent more than the

UK

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on

computers

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and

perfume

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. Their expenditure on

computers

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stood at nearly £380,000,

while

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the

UK

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spent slightly less, at £350,000. A similar pattern was seen in

perfume

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purchases, with

France

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spending £200,000, about £50,000 more than the

UK

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. In summary, the British consumer market was more oriented towards

cars

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, books and cameras,

whereas

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French consumers

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computers

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and

perfume

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.