The bar chart depicts the amount of money spent on cars, mobile phones, jewellery and footwear in two islands in the year 2015. Units are measured in United States Dollars.
Overall, both residents of the respective islands spent the least on jewellery and give more importance to cars, making it the most consumer expenditure in the given time period. Mobile phones remained approximately equally important in both islands.
In terms of cars, people residing in the first island spent about 400,000 USD as compared to the second island, this number significantly grew to slightly about 450000 USD, which made up the highest of the chart. On the other hand, footwear similarly experienced this trend with the first island spending 200000 USD and the following island investing exactly 350000 USD, making it the second bought product in this island.
Jewellery was considered unimportant out of the following products, therefore spending under 250000 USD for both islands respectively. Mobile phones were considered the second most consumer expenditure for the first island at 350000 USD. For the second island, it was approximately equally with just under 350000 USD.