The bar graph illustrates the amount of money spend on five different consumer goods by UK and France in 2010.
Overall, it can be seen that expenditure for both the countries was maximum on cars. It is also apparent that UK spend least amount of money on perfumes whereas in France it was cameras.
Looking at the UK data in more detail, it is evident that expenditure on cars was stood at just above 450, 000, which is the highest value on this chart. The amount of money spend on computers and cameras was approximately 350, 000. Expenditure on books was about 400, 000, which is the second highest value on this chart and on perfumes it was about 150, 000, which is the lowest value on this chart.
Turning to the France data, it can be seen that the amount of money spend on cars was exactly 400, 000 while for computers it was around 375, 000. Expenditure on books was stood at 300, 000. The proportion of expenditure on perfumes and cameras was 200, 000 and 150, 000 respectively. 
The bar graph illustrates the  
amount
 of  
money
  spend
 on five  
different
 consumer  
goods
 by UK and France in 2010. 
Overall
, it can be  
seen
 that  
expenditure
 for both the countries was maximum on cars. It is  
also
 apparent that UK  
spend
  least
  amount
 of  
money
 on perfumes whereas in France it was cameras.
Looking at the UK data in more detail, it is evident that  
expenditure
 on cars  
was stood
 at  
just
 above 450, 000, which is the highest value on this chart. The  
amount
 of  
money
  spend
 on computers and cameras was approximately 350, 000.  
Expenditure
 on books was about 400, 000, which is the second highest value on this chart and on perfumes it was about 150, 000, which is the lowest value on this chart.
Turning to the France data, it can be  
seen
 that the  
amount
 of  
money
  spend
 on cars was exactly 400, 000 while for computers it was around 375, 000.  
Expenditure
 on books  
was stood
 at 300, 000. The proportion of  
expenditure
 on perfumes and cameras was 200, 000 and 150, 000  
respectively
.