The bar chart illustrates the amount of money spent on five consumer goods (cars, computers, books, perfume and cameras) in U.K and France in the year 2010. Units are measured in pound sterling.
Overall, U.K spents more money than France in consumer goods. Both the nations spent more money on cars. Although, U.K and France spent very least amount of money on perfume and cameras respectively. The money spent on cameras shows a significant differences in between U.K and France.
In terms of cars U.K spent about 450,000 pounds in an opposed to France spent around 400,000 pounds. Similarly, U.K spent enormous amount of money on books were recorded around 400,000 pounds whereas France spent about 350,000 pounds and U.K also spent humungous amount of money than France on cameras. It was recorded over a doubled than France.
On the other hand , French people spent more money on rest of the expenditure than U.K. They spent around 350,000 pounds and nearly 200,000 pounds on computers and perfume respectively.