The illustration provides an overview of the spending in the UK and France on products in a specific year.
As an overall view, the biggest expenditure for both countries was cars, however the smallest spending for France was cameras, on the contrary for the UK which spent the least on Perfume.
As it is presented, goods such as cars were in high demand in the UK as people spent around 450.000 pounds on them, while in France it was just over 400.000 pounds. Likewise, books were more popular among British, as it was the second most spending with an overall 400.000 pounds, opposite to France with about a 100.000 less expenditure on that product. The popularity of cameras in Great Britain was presented with spending, approximately 350.000 pounds, but much less spending occurred on that good in France with roughly 150.000.
On the other hand, the second product with the most expenditure in France was computers with around 370.000 pounds, compared to the UK the spending varies with about 200.000 pounds. Another good that proved to be slightly popular in France was perfume as people spent over 200.000 pounds, only contrasted with the over 148.000 for the UK.