The chart below shows the amount spent on six consumer goods in four European countries.

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The bar chart shows the amount spent on six consumer goods in four European countries. Looking from an
overall
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perspective, it is readily apparent that Britain spent the most money on consumer goods in almost all
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Germany gradually spent the least.
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, photographic film, toys and CDs attracted relatively high levels of spending. As can be seen, spending on photographic film was the highest among all products. British consumers spent approximately 170
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pounds
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on
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item, compared with around 165
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pounds
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in France. Italy and Germany recorded lower figures at roughly 155 and 154
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pounds
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. A similar pattern can
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be observed in the spending on toys and CDs, where Britain remained the leading country. Expenditure on toys in Britain reached about 167
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pounds
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, which was slightly higher than the figures for France and Italy.

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