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Band 5+: The chart below shows the amounts people spent on different consumer products in three European countries in 2015.

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The image shows a bar chart with data for Germany, Italy, and Spain: Smartphones: Germany 140, Italy 130, Spain 120; Laptops: Germany 120, Italy 105, Spain 90; CDs: Germany 30, Italy 18, Spain 25; Books: Germany 85, Italy 70, Spain 80; Perfumes: Germany 70, Italy 80, Spain 60; Toys: Germany 110, Italy 90, Spain 100, all in £'000s.
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The bar chart compares the amount of money spent on six different items in the Germany, Italy and Spain in the year of 2010

It is clear that the highest amount of money was spent on Smartphones in all three countries. By contrast, the amount of money spent on CDs was lowest in each country.

In terms of Smartphones, consumer expenditure was higher in the Germany than Italy and Spain, at about 139,000 and 138,000 pounds respectively. People of Germany also spent more money on Books, at nearly 110,000 pounds.The amount of money spent on Toys in the Germany was around 110,000 pounds which was higher than Italy, at 70000 pounds and Spain, at 10000 pounds. Consumer expenditure on perfume was greater in Germany, at 100000 pounds than Italy and Spain, at almost 85000 and 80000 pounds sequently.

On the other hand, spending on the rest of the items was higher in Italy and Spain while almost 130000 pounds was spent on Laptops in Italy. This figure for the Germany was almost 129000 pounds and spain was 105000 pounds. The amount of money spent on CDs was 40000 pounds in Spain and 37000 pounds in Italy and just under 35000 pounds in the Germany in 2015.

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