The chart illustrates the comparison between two countries in terms of their spending habits on five consumer goods during the year 2010.
Overall, the public in the UK and France consumes cars, computers, books, perfume, and cameras widely. However, we can notice that the UK leads the comparison by having a big lead in the usage of cars, books, and cameras.
In terms of cars, France spent about 4 million pounds and the UK spent 4.5 million pounds which shows that people in the UK are more into cars as compared to people in France. France has a better public transport system if we compare it to the UK and this factor can also play a vital role in the consumption of more cars in the UK. Similarly, books are more popular in UK and its total consumption is just above 4 million pounds, and if we compare it in France, it’s just 3 million pounds. Shockingly, we can see the huge difference in the usage of cameras in UK and France where, UK is taking a big leap of lead by standing slightly above 3.5 million pounds and France is way behind in this race by only 1.5 million pounds in total number of sale.
On the other hand, France take the lead in Computers and Perfume consumption. Where, computers are getting more popular in France than UK and the consumption is just below 4 million pounds whereas, UK is only using computers worth of 3.5 million pounds. Interestingly, being the hub of fashion industry, France is leading by 2 million pounds in total number of sales in perfume.