The bar chart illustrates the expenditures of Italy, France, Britain and Germany on six consumer goods. The vertical axis represents the goods, while the horizontal axis shows money spent, measured in pound sterling.
Overall, Britain was the highest spender on all commodities among these four countries while Germany spent less money than the rest.
Britain used an amount of 173 thousand pounds on photographic films, on the other hand Germany spent the least, at around 145 thousand pounds on this good. Italy and France used approximately 155 thousand and 168 thousand pounds respectively.
Germany didn’t buy much toys, the Italians and French spent the same amount of money on toys. Britain once again had the highest rate of consumption.
For CDs, all the four countries were closer to each other in spendings with more or less about 5 thousand pounds difference. The British took Head again for highest rate. Britain consistently came first in expenditure among other countries for the remaining goods thus perfume, tennis rackets, and personal stereos. Italy and France remain in the middle with how much money they used while Germany was the least spender.