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The image shows two bar graphs labeled "Food" and "Other goods" comparing data from 1998 and 2008 for France, Germany, and England. In the "Food" graph, France has approximately 35 (1998) and 30 (2008), Germany has approximately 25 (1998) and 40 (2008), and England has approximately 15 (1998) and 45 (2008). In the "Other goods" graph, France has approximately 40 (1998) and 5 (2008), Germany has approximately 15 (1998) and 20 (2008), and England has approximately 10 (1998) and 25 (2008). All units and percentages are an approximation from observation; exact values are not provided.
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The illustration below shows the the consumption of food and other goods in 1998 and 2008.
Overall, in 1998 Germany was the highest at spending money on food and other goods while the English people were the lowest in spending money on both either on food or any other needs.
first of all, looking up to the year of 1998 among all the three mentioned countries Germany had the most people that were concern about food. French people were spending less on food but in England there were the least money spenders on food. In 2008 there were a significant change that French people were tend to spend more money on food more than Germany and England.
By the addition, France had the majority of people who spent money on any other goods in 2008 meanwhile, the German were not putting much money on the other things. Back in to 1998 France and England were close in numbers and Germany had more spenders on the goods.
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