The bar chart below shows the expenditure that people in two different countries spent on consumer goods in 2010.

The bar chart given illustrates date regarding how much many was spent on five different categories of goods in France and UK in 2010. Looking at the chart, it is immediately clear that while the lowest spending in France was recorded for cameras, people in UK spent the most on perfume. Another key feature is that cars is the sector where the most spending of both countries was reported. While spending on cars in France at 400, 000 pounds, that in UK more than 50, 000 pounds, exactly 450, 000 pounds. The spending figures for books in Frances was 300, 000 pounds while the expenditure on the same category in France was 400, 000 pounds. British expended 350, 000 pounds on camera, doubling the figures for France. As far as the chart is concerned, about 350, 000 pounds were spent on computers by British, which was only less than about 30, 000 pounds were expended by France citizens. Meanwhile, expenditure on perfume was recorded less than others. To be specific, French consumed 200, 000 pounds on perfume and their British counterpart allocated around 150, 000 pounds.