The given bar diagram depicts key information about the expenses of France and UK on the consumer goods such as cars, computers, stationeries, perfumes, and cameras in 2010.
It is noticeable that cars were the dominant goods where individuals spent most of their income in both countries. Notably, both France and UK considerably had spent less amount to purchase perfumes.
Looking at the figures of France, £400,000 pounds were the expenditures in the cars and roughly £370,000 was in the computers, which were the highest expenses than in other sectors. Additionally, the individuals who prefer reading had spent £300,000 on the books whereas £200,000 and £150,000 had been invested in perfumes and cameras respectively.
In term of UK, the most allocated consumer goods were cars and books where residents invested £450,000 and nearly £400,000 respectively. However, they used approximately £140,000 in perfume which was the lowest expenditure of the nation. Finally, about £350,000 incomes were allocated in both computers and cameras.