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Band 4+: The chart below shows the amount spent on six consumer goods in four European countries. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown below. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should write at least 150 words.

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The image shows the expenditures in thousand pounds sterling of four countries on different items. For Photographic film: Britain 170, France 165, Italy 150, Germany 145; for Toys: Britain 167, France 157, Italy 150, Germany 141; for CDs: Britain 165, France 160, Italy 158, Germany 150; for Perfumes: Britain 158, France 150, Italy 148, Germany 145; for Tennis racquets: Britain 165, France 155, Italy 150, Germany 142; for Personal stereos: Britain 155, France 150, Italy 147, Germany 145.
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The bar graph provided information about the amount of pound spent on six conumer goods in Britain ,Frnace ,Italy,and Germany.

overall,it can be seen that the highest spent pound was Britain photographic film on the othre hand ,the lowest spent pound in goods was Frnace on perfumes.

Looking at the Britain and Frnace data sets n more detials. In Britain spent pound was 175 thousand in photographic film which was the highest spent in the bar graph.Tthen the amount fall minimally from 175 thousand to 155 thousand between toys ,cds ,perfumes ,tennis racquests ,and presonal stereos. The amount of pound the individuals of Frnace spent 165 thousand in photographic film.After that the amount decreased quickly from 165 thousand to 145 thousand between five products.

Turning to the Italy ,and Germany data sets ,between italy and Germany the highest pound spert was italy in 158 thousand on toys .Between two countries the lowest one was Germany on personal streeos in 145 thousand

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