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The bar chart below gives information about four countries spending habits of shopping on consumer goods in 2012. v.3

The bar chart below gives information about four countries spending habits of shopping on consumer goods in 2012. v. 3
The supplied bar chart compares the expenditure on consumer goods by the shoppers of four different countries namely Belgium, Spain, Austria and Britain for the year 2012. The chart shows the expenses in thousands of pounds for six main consumer goods. As is presented in the graph, British people spent the highest amount while citizens of Belgium seems like spent the least amount in for the given six consumer products. For console games, citizens of these four countries expended around 150 thousand pounds on an average and British people spent more than other nations. The expenditure for outdoor game accessories was almost similar to the expenditure of console games. For the cosmetics, again British people spent more than other nations and the average expense was close to the game devices (console and outdoor). Similar expense pattern can be observed for the books and people of Belgium spent the least amount on books among the four nations. The highest expenditure made by the given four nations was in camera and the expenses made by British, Austrian, Spain and Belgian were approximately 170, 166, 156 and 145 thousand pounds consecutively. These nations spent a little less on toys, which was the second most expenditure category.
The supplied bar chart compares the
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on consumer
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by the shoppers of four
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different
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Belgium, Spain, Austria and Britain for the year 2012. The chart
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the expenses in thousands of pounds for six main consumer
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goods
. As
is presented
in the graph, British
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people
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spent
the highest amount while citizens of Belgium seems like
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spent
the least amount in for the
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given
six consumer products.

For console
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games
, citizens of these four countries expended around 150 thousand pounds on an average and British
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people
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spent
more than other
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nations
. The
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expenditure
for outdoor game accessories was almost similar to the
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expenditure
of console
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games
. For the cosmetics, again British
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people
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spent
more than other
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nations
and the average
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expense
was close to the game devices (console and outdoor). Similar
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expense
pattern can
be observed
for the books and
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people
of Belgium
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spent
the least amount on books among the four
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nations
. The highest
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made by the
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given
four
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nations
was in camera and the expenses made by British, Austrian, Spain and Belgian were approximately 170, 166, 156 and 145 thousand pounds
consecutively
. These
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nations
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spent
a
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little
less on toys, which was the second most
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expenditure
category.
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IELTS academic The bar chart below gives information about four countries spending habits of shopping on consumer goods in 2012. v. 3

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