The bar chart illustrates the amount of money spent on five categories (housing, transport, food, health, clothing). by three countries in 2019.
Overall, it is clear that all three countries invested most of their money on housing, while the lowest spending of Germany and France was on clothing compared to health in the UK.
Looking at the graph more closely, Germany spent around over 400,000 euros, which was 70,000 euros higher than the UK and France, equal at approximately 340,000 euros. Similarly, Germany continued to dominate in transport, followed by France ( almost 180,000), compared with the UK, which was a bit lower than France by 10,000 euros.
With regard to food, the spending on food was significantly higher in Germany compared to France (160,000 euros), followed by the UK (just 100,000 euros). Moving to health, the amount of money Germany spending on it was nearly 100,000 euros, with France and the UK at 50,000 euros and almost 25,000 euros, respectively. Finally, the expenditure on clothing of Germany was just almost 80,000 euros, which was the lowest among five groups. While France spent just about under 50,000 euros in clothing, a little higher than the UK (70,000 euros).