Overall, Smartphones and Laptops were the most popular products in all three countries, whereas CDs received the least spending. Germany consistently had the highest expenditure across most categories, while Spain generally spent less.
In detail, Germans spent the most on Smartphones, just below £140, closely followed by Italy and Spain, both spending slightly less. A similar trend is seen in Laptop purchases, with Italy leading slightly above Germany, and Spain spending the least, just above £100.
When it comes to Books, Germany again led, spending about £110, whereas Italy spent around £90, and Spain slightly below that. For Perfumes, spending was more evenly distributed, with Germany and Spain both at around £90, and Italy slightly behind.
Spending on Toys followed the same pattern as Perfumes, with Germany spending the most (just over £100), followed by Spain, and then Italy. CDs were the least purchased item in all three countries, with each spending under £40.
In conclusion, Germany spent the most on almost every product category, while Spain and Italy showed varying preferences, particularly in their spending on Laptops and Perfumes.
