The bar diagram illustrates the expenses of five different categories (car, computers, books, perfume, and cameras) incurred by consumers in two different countries, France and the United Kingdom. The amounts are measured in pounds sterling and represent the year 2010.
Overall, the highest expenses for both French and British people were on cars, whereas the lowest expenses in France were on cameras, and in Britain, the least was spent on perfume.
France had the highest expenses on cars, exactly 400,000 pounds. The second highest expense was on computers, valued at over 350,000 pounds, followed by books at exactly 300,000 pounds. Perfume ranked fourth with exactly 200,000 pounds, and the least expensive item was cameras at 150,000 pounds.
The United Kingdom had the highest expenses on cars, costing more than 450,000 pounds. The second category was books, with a valuation slightly over 400,000 pounds, followed by cameras at slightly more than 350,000 pounds. Computers ranked fourth with exactly 350,000 pounds, and the least was perfume at more than 100,000 pounds.