The statistics provide information on how much money in pounds was spent on different products including cars, computers, books, perfume and cameras by France and the UK in 2010.
Overall, while cars, books and cameras in the UK had higher figures than in France, the reserve pattern could be seen in the remaining groups. Among all the different areas of expenditure, cars had the highest figures for both France and the UK.
Regarding cars, books and cameras, the amount of money in pounds spent on cars by the UK stood at 450,000 pounds, surpassing the figure for France by 50,000 pounds. Similarly, 400,000 pounds was spent on books by the UK, while the figure for France was lower, at approximately 300,000 pounds. The expenditure on cameras also followed a similar pattern, albeit with a large difference between the UK and France, with respective figures being around 350,000 pounds and 150,000 pounds.
Concerning computers and perfume, there were about 355,000 pounds at France that spent on computer, which is about 15,000 pounds higher than the figure for the UK. Likewise, the amount of money spent on perfume by the UK was around 190,000 pounds while the figure for France was slight lower, at 140,000 pounds. Notably, perfume was the area that had the lowest expenditure for both France and the UK among all the areas were given on the chart.