The bar chart compares the amount of money spent on six different consumer goods in three different countries in the year 2015.
It is clear that the highest amount of money was spent on smartphones and laptops in the three countries. By contrast, the amount of money spent on CDs was the lowest in each country.
In terms of smartphones, consumer expenditure was higher in Germany than in Italy and Spain, at nearly 138,000 pounds, 136,000 pounds, and 120,000 pounds, respectively. The people of Germany also spent more money on books and toys, at 110,000 pounds each, than the people of the other two countries. While 100,000 pounds were spent on perfumes in Germany, the figures for Italy and Spain were 80,000 pounds and 82,000 pounds, respectively.
On the other hand, consumer spending on the rest of the items was higher in Italy and Spain. Italian people spent the highest amount of their money on laptops, while the expenditure on CDs was the highest in Spain, at 40,000 pounds.