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The image displays six categories with corresponding expenditure in thousand pounds sterling: Personal stereos show Germany at 150, Italy slightly above 150, France at 155, Britain at 160; Tennis racquets list Germany between 150-155, Italy slightly above 155, France at 145, Britain also slightly above 155; Perfumes note Germany at 145, Italy at 155, France around 147, Britain near 160; CDs have Germany just above 145, Italy slightly below 150, France at 150, Britain at 160; Toys feature Germany at 145, Italy just above 150, France at 157, Britain about 164; Photographic film reports Germany at 150, Italy close to 150, France at 155, Britain approximately 165.
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The diagram provides information about the amount spent on six consumer goods in Germany, Italy, France, and Britain. Overall, Britain leads in consumer goods spending by a significant margin compared to other European countries. Notably, in each bar chart grouping, the countries generally follow the same order, with the exception of France, which exhibits more fluctuations compared to the other countries.
For personal stereos, Britain spent just under 160,000 Pounds (TP), which is in line with the spending of other European countries (around 150,000 TP). France, on the other hand, shows the lowest expenditure on tennis racquets and perfumes compared to the other countries. However, France’s spending on CDs and photographic films exceeds that of Germany and Italy, amounting to just under 160,000 TP and 170,000 TP, respectively.
Although the amount spent on toys is roughly the same for France and Italy, it is significantly lower for Germany, which spends approximately 144,000 TP.
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