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The image comprises a bar chart depicting consumer goods expenditure in 2010 (pounds sterling) for France and the UK across five categories. For cars, France spent 400,000 and the UK spent 450,000. For computers, France's expenditure was 350,000, while the UK expended 300,000. Books expenditure for France was at 300,000, contrasted with the UK's 400,000. On perfume, France spent 150,000 and the UK 200,000. Regarding cameras, France allocated 150,000 compared to the UK's 350,000.
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The bar chart illustrates the payment rate of two separate countries when it comes to consumers goods in the year 2010.
The highest expenditure is the united kingdom, with the most bought goods, being cars, around 450,000 the lowest paid good on that country was perfume, with a measly 180,000 The next country on this barchart is France, the country that has the lowest rate when compared to the uk, their highest paid good was cars aswell, within the percentage of 450,000, following the lowest paid good which is still cameras, with a 150,000 percent.
Although we have covered the highest and lowest, we still haven’t covered the average paid good in the chart, in the uk, when the chart of those goods was shown, it had the rate of roughly 420,000 to 350,000, with the french around, 360,000 to 200,000 percent.
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