The bar chart illustrates the expenditure of Franch and UK in consumer goods in 2010.
Overall, it is clear that, the UK spent more money on consumer goods than France spent most of their money on cars where least amount of money was spent on perfume in the UK compare to cameras in France. Futhermore, the figure for expenditure between the two countries was different.
Looking first at the highest figures, the UK people spent about 450,000 pound on cars, an opposed to French at 400,000 pound. Similary, the British expenditure was higher on books than the French around 400,000 pound and 300,000 pound , respectively. In the UK, expenditure on camera was 350,000, whereas, French was only 150,000.
Turnning to the remaining goods, French was paid hihest amount on these goods about 350,000 pound was spent on computer wich was slightly more than the UK who spent 350,000 pound. Neither of the countries spent much on perfum which accounted for 200,000 pound of expenditure in Franch, While UK spent only 150,000 pound.