The bar chart illustrates the spending of consumers in France and the UK on goods in 2010.
Overall, the UK had the higher expenditure than France among five categories, except for computers and perfume.
Looking first at computers and perfume, the French spent about 380,000 pounds on computers, as opposed to that of the UK people, with 350,000 pounds. the amount spent by French consumers on perfume was 200,000 pounds, higher than that of the UK consumers, with approximately 140,000 pounds.
Turning to cars, the UK people invested more than 450,000 pounds on cars, which was the most spending in the figure, compared to that of French, with 400,000 pounds. While people in the UK cost roughly 400,000 pounds on books, that of French stood at 300,000 pounds. Finally, the expenditure of UK people on camera sales was 350,000 pounds rather than that of consumers in France, with only 150,000 pounds.