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Band 4+: The bar chart presents the amount of money in pounds that France and the UK spent on different products in the year 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows 2010 consumer goods expenditure in pounds for France and the UK: on Cars, France spent £400,000 and the UK £450,000; on Computers, France spent £375,000 and the UK £350,000; on Books, France spent £300,000 and the UK £400,000; on Perfume, France spent £200,000 and the UK £150,000; on Cameras, France spent £150,000 and the UK £350,000.
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The bar charts depict the consumption of France and Uk on consumer goods in 2010 in pounds. Overall, cars, books, cameras experienced higher price in UK appart from computers and perfumes.

France people’s expenditure on cars was 400000 pounds which was almost half for purfumes. Modern technology like computers’s expenditures nearly 38000 pounds along with that books expenditure was 300000 pounds and the cost behinf cameras were only about 15000 pounds. It could be said that, cameras had the lowest expenditure in France

On the Other hand,UK was holding the highest expenditure of 450000 pounds on cars which was highest expense all over the consumergoods. However, perfumes consumer in UK paid less than 150000 pounds and exprienced the lowest expenditure. Moreover, consumer good like: Cameras and Computers were showing about almost same expenditure. For instance, Books expenditure was above 400000 pounds and crossed the cars expenditure in France.

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