Band 5+: The diagram shows information about the amount of money spent on five consumer goods (cars, computers, books, perfume and cameras) in France and the UK in 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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

The bar chart illustrates the expenditure of France and the UK on retail goods in 2010.

Overall, the UK spent more money than France on most products, and cars accounted for the highest spending in both countries.,while perfume had the lowest figure.

As a graph shows different goods in 2010. France had the highest sales in cars, on the other hand also the higehest sales in the cars for UK. In this bar, UK spent more money than France, UK spent money nearly 450,000 for cars and also France spent money 400,000. After that the next category is computer, this bar illustrates France spent more money than UK throughout 2010, France spent money nearly 380,000 , and UK spent money nearly 405,000 for computers. In addition the next bar is book, UK spent more money than France. The next bar is camera, the data shows, The UK outspent France the most in this category, On Cameras were France and UK spent 150,000 and nearly 355,000 respectively.

Moving on to Perfume, had the lowest expenditure in this bar. France spent more money than UK. France spent money nearly 200,000 for perfume and UK spent 135,000 pounds sterling. Also at least expenditure in this is category.