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

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The image contains a bar graph titled "Amount spent on Consumer Goods" with the y-axis measuring "Thousand pounds" from 0 to 200 and the x-axis listing six categories: "Console games," "Outdoor/Drone accessories," "Cosmetics," "Books," "Toys," and "Cameras." Four countries are represented: Belgium, Spain, Austria, and Britain. For "Console games," Belgium: 140, Spain: 160, Austria: 150, Britain: 180. For "Outdoor/Drone accessories," Belgium: 120, Spain: 130, Austria: 140, Britain: 160. For "Cosmetics," Belgium: 100, Spain: 110, Austria: 120, Britain: 150. For "Books," Belgium: 80, Spain: 100, Austria: 100, Britain: 140. For "Toys," Belgium: 100, Spain: 110, Austria: 130, Britain: 160. For "Cameras," Belgium: 160, Spain: 170, Austria: 180, Britain: 200.
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The bar chart illustrates the amount of money spent on consumer goods in four different countries namely Belgium, Spain, Austria and Britain in 2012. There are a wide variety of products given such as console games, outdoor games accessories, cosmetics, books, toys and cameras.

Eventually, in each of the goods category the Britain topped with highest amount of spendings with over 150 thousand pound in each. However, the other three had a very close figures but it could not reach the range of British. The Belgium ranged from 140 to 150 thousand pounds in each category, the Spain was a little close to the figure of Britain with the range of 150 t0 155 thousand pounds. The Austria Was ranging between 145 to 160 thousand pound in each goods.

Excluding the Belgium in three categories Books, Toys and Cameras the Britain, Spain, Austria had spending over the range of 150 thousand pounds. By analyzing we can conclude that the Britain with highest spendings followed by Spain which stood at the second among the four followed by Austria and Belgium.

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