The chart illustrates the amount of money spent on six different categories consumer goods in four popular European countries such as Germany, Italy , France, and Britain.
In overview, according to the chart, Britain spend the most money on all six categories compared to other countries while Germany had the lowest expenditure in most of the categories.
It seems photographic film and toys were the most popular goods, whereas tennis racquets and personal stereos were the least spending between European families.
Britain’s people recorded the highest spend at nearly 170 thousand pounds on photographic film. On the other hand, Germany has spent the least money on that, nearly 150 thousand pounds. France and Italy were the second and the third number of consumers respectively. There was a similar trend for CDs with the exactly same pattern. France and Italy had identical expending patterns for toys and personal stereos. France and Italy had identical expending patterns for toys. France and Germany both spend around 150 thousand pounds for perfumes. France recorded the lowest expenditure at just under 150 thousand pounds for tennis racquets.
Overall, Britain was the largest spender all the time while Germany spent relatively consistent across 150 thousand pounds for all of the categories.
