The bar chart compares the amount of money spent on six different consumer products in three European countries in the year of 2015.
It is clear that the highest amount of money was spent on smartphones in all three countries. By contrast, the expenditure on CDs was lowest in 2015.
In terms of smartphones, consumer expenditure was higher in both Germany and Italy than in Spain, at approximately 140 thousand pounds and 120 thousand pounds, respectively. The people of the Germany and Italy spent more on laptops, at around 130 thousand pounds, than the people of Spain, at just above 100 thousand pounds. The amount of money spent on toys was approximately 110 thousand pounds in Germany, which was about one and a half time the figure for Italy.
On the other hand, spending on CDs was the lowest in all three countries. Spain spent more than Italy on CDs, at 40 thousand pounds, while least amount of money was spent on it in Germany at around 30 thousand pounds. The spending on both books and perfumes in Italy was about 20 thousand pounds less than in Germany. However, Spain spent slightly more than Italy on both books and perfumes, at just below 100 thousand pounds and just above 80 thousand pounds, respectively.