The given bar chart illustrates the amount spent on six different consumer goods in four European countries which are Germany, Italy, France, and Britain.
Overall, the data shows that the British spent the most budget across all six consumer goods meanwhile the German spent the least amount of it in general. Additionally, Britain paid mostly for photographic films and less than 175 thousand pounds on other goods such as toys, CDs, perfumes, tennis racquets. The least was spent on stereos. France came at the second place, which also spent the most on photographic films at 165 thousand pounds. Italy’s spent on all six consumer goods remained under 160 thousand pounds. Personal stereos, tennis racquets, perfumes, CDs are all about 150 thousand pounds spent, while above 155 thousand pounds spent on toys and films.
In addition, Germany mostly spent only 150 thousand pounds on all of the goods. Personal stereos, tennis racquets, perfumes, and toys are all about 150 thousand pounds, and below 150 thousand pounds are spent on CDs and films.