The bar chart compares the expenditures of France and the United Kingdom on five distinct categories of consumer goods in 2010, measured in pounds sterling.
Overall, the UK spent more money on consumer goods than France in the period given. Additionally, cars represented the highest area of spending for both nations, while perfume shows the lowest amount of funding
In terms of cars, the UK spent 450,000 pounds sterling as opposed to France at 400,000 pounds sterling. Similarly, the British expenditure was significantly higher on books, which was 400,000 pounds and 300,000 pounds respectively. The British population expenditure on cameras (350,000 pounds) was double of that of France, which only total 150,000 pounds sterling.
Conversely, France confidently spent nearly 380,000 on computers more than the UK’s amount of exactly 350,000 pounds. Similarly, French spending on perfume steady 200,000pounds , which was visibly higher than the UK’s lowest spending of approximately 140,000 pounds for the same product.