The bar chart illustrates the expense amount on six products in four countries. The data is given in thousands of pounds sterling.
Overall, it can be seen that from all four European countries Britain spends significantly much money on all 6 goods.
Britain paying from 168 to 172 for photographic films and toys, which is the highest consumer goods. The next popular products among British people are compact disks and perfumes for what they spend more than 106. Finally, the less common ones are personal stereos and tennis racquets with expenditure around 153. Th next country where photographic films have remarkable request is France, people there spends roughly 168, while for CDs and toys they spend 159. The last group of goods, like personal stereos, tennis racquets and perfumes, has expenditure around 147 among French people. Moving forward, we can notice that Italy’s expenditure is steady for all 6 consumer goods, fluctuating around 150-159. Where the most popular product is toys and the less one is personal stereos. Similar steadiness can be observed with German expenditure. The minor difference from Italy is a slight smaller amount, varying around 143-150. It is interesting to note that all goods have close expenditure, around 145, except tennis racquets. The tennis racquets are led the consumer goods leveling up at 150.
In conclusion, it is clearly shown that Britain is leader among 4 counties in spending money for all types of goods.