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Band 5+: The chart below shows the expenditure of NSW and Victoria on consumer goods in 2018. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image shows a bar graph of consumer expenditure in 2018, measured in Australian Dollars, separated by category and region (NSW and Victoria). The categories are: Cars, Computers, Books, Cameras, Perfume. For Cars, NSW expenditure is around 450,000 and Victoria is near 375,000. Computers show NSW at about 300,000 and Victoria at 350,000. Books have NSW at approximately 225,000 and Victoria at 200,000. Cameras show NSW at roughly 175,000 and Victoria at 225,000. Perfume has NSW at about 50,000 and Victoria at 100,000.
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The given graph illustrate the expenditure of NSW and VICTORIA on consumers good in the year 2018. It can be seen from the given graph that NSW and Victoria spent money on cars was more than all other consumers goods.

The money spent on cars in year 2018 was 450,000 dollars of Victoria and 400,000 of NSW. Moreover, spent money on the computers was also nearly equal to that of cars by NSW. Which was approximately equal to 375,000 dollars. While Victoria had spent 300,000 dollars on computers. NSW had shown a least amount of money in cameras which was nearly equal to only150,000 dollars. However, Victoria had spent 350,000 dollars on cameras. Perfumes had also gain a lowest amount of money by NSW equal to only 200,000 dollars. In books there was also a differences between NSW and Victoria equal to 100,000 dollars.

Overall, it can be seen that expenditure of NSW was least in cameras and much in cars. Furthermore, expenditure of Victoria was least in perfumes and much more in cars.

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