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Band 5+: The bar chart below gives information about five countries spending habits of shopping on consumer goods in 2012. Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a bar chart comparing the spending habits of five countries (Belgium, Spain, Austria, and Britain) on consumer goods in 2012. The goods are categorized as console games, outdoor game accessories, cosmetics, books, and cameras. Belgium has the highest spending on console games and cameras, while Spain leads in outdoor game accessories and cosmetics. Austria spends the most on books, and Britain's spending is relatively lower in all categories except for cameras, where it is the second-highest. The chart's y-axis measures spending in thousand pound sterling, ranging from 0 to 175.

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The provided chart illustrates the amount spent on different consumer goods in four countries, in 2012.

Overall, people in Britain are the highest consumers of various goods. Cameras are the most prevalent goods.

In the first place is Britain, with the figures between about 156 and 170 thousand pounds. Next come Spain in Consoie games, Outdoor game accessories and Cosmetics, at 150, about 154 and slightly under 155 thousand pounds respectively.

In the remaining kind of games, the money spent in Belguim in Consoie games, Outdoor game accessories and Cosmetics surpassed that of Austria, with about 147, 150, approximately 147 thousand pounds respectively, compared to slightly over 145, about 141 and just under 145 of the figures for Austria. Meanwhile, Austria exceeded Belguim in Books, Toys and Cameras, with respective figures being about 158, under 160 and over 165 thousand pounds in comparison to under 145, below 145 and 140 thousand pounds for Belguim.

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