amount of spent on six consumer goods in four countries

The bar chart provides an overview of how many thousand pounds was spent on six types of consumer products in four European countries. The sold piece of personal stereos was 10% higher in Britain than in Germany and France and 5% more like in Italy. From tennis racquets, roughly 30, 000 more was sold out in Britain than in France, and Italy only slightly ahead o Germany. There are similar selling ranking at perfumers. The bars show a staggered arrangement at CDs. Just under a quarter, as many disks were sold in Germany, as in the UK. This rate is 10% more between the two countries for toys, while the same amount of game was sold in the remaining countries. Finally, there is a massive difference in the sales of photographic films. Almost a third as many products sold by Britains, such as Germans and also 50, 000 and 20, 000 more like Italian and French businesses. The chart suggests that there is no general pattern for all the countries but usually German shops sell the least and Britains the most amount of customer goods.