The bar chart compares the percentage of money spent on three different products, including smartphones, laptops, CDs, books, perfumes, and toys, in Germany, Italy, and Spain in 2015.
Overall, it is evident that the highest amount of money was spent on smartphones by three countries, while consumer expenditures on CDS was the lowest in three provinces.
In terms of smartphones, consumer expenditure was higher in Germany, at almost £140,000, followed by Italy with approximately £137,000 and Spain with £120,000. In Germany, consumer expenditure on both books and toys was recorded at the same level, reaching around £11,000 for each product, more than the figure for Spain and Italy. Moreover, £100,000 was spent on perfumes in Germany, compared with 80,000 in Italy and about £82,000 in Spain.
Meanwhile, the people in Italy spent more money on laptops than those in Germany and Spain, at roughly £130,000, around £125,000, and just over £100,000, respectively. Nevertheless, Spain recorded the highest amount of money spent on CDS, at 40,000, than the people in Germany and Italy, at approximately 30,000 and almost 38,000, respectively.