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Band 4+: The diagram shows information about the amount of money spent on five consumer goods (cars, computers, books, perfume and cameras) in France and the UK in 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a bar chart contrasting France and the UK’s 2010 expenditures on consumer goods: Cars (UK: £450,000+, France: £400,000), Computers (UK: £350,000, France: £375,000), Books (UK: £400,000, France: £300,000), Perfume (UK: £150,000, France: £200,000), Cameras (UK: £350,000, France: £150,000).
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The chart illustrates the amount of Money spent by france and on five Consumer goods (Cars, Computers, Books, perfumers and CAMPERS) In the year 2010, measured In pound shorting.

Overall, United Kingdom had the highest Rexpenditure. Both france ond 4.k spent most of their money on Cars, white British spent les Money on postumes the french nation used less on Cameras.

The British sed more on Cars with Just Babure 450,000 Books and Caineres C Just over 400,000 and only 350,000 Rasporfiret, olenems france’s expenditure on the three declined Slightly, Cars declined by 50,000 Bars by 100,000 and Cameras By Himast trifo

France on the other hand ised more Money on Computerv and perfumes wth Just below 400,000 and only 200,000 respectively, Contrary to france united Kingdon spent Alute Inss Gotta Precofly 350,000 on Computers and under 150,000 on perfumes.

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