The bar chart illustrates the expenditure spent on six products ( Personal stereos, Tennis racquets, Perfumes, CDs, Toys, and Photographic film) in four European countries: Germany, Italy, France, and Britain.
Overall, it is clear that British consumers spent the most on all six products, while German customers spent the least amount on four out of six items. Among these products, Photographic films were the most popular opposed to personal stereos with the lowest amount in terms of spending.
Observing the details it is evident that photographic films, toys, and cds have the highest figures in Britain with the total expenditure of approximately 173000, 170000, and 165000 each respectively. In comparison, in Germany people expended the least amount of money on these items, allocating approximately the same amount of cash close to 145000.
Moreover, French consumers came in second in spending money on photographic films, Toys, and CDs with expenditures around 165000,158000, and 158000 respectively. In contrast, Italians were the second highest purchasers in personal stereos, tennis racquets, and perfumes, spending just about 143000, 145000, and 146000 respectively.
