The bar chart provides spending information for five consumer goods categories in both the UK and France in 2010.

The bar chart provides spending information for five consumer goods categories in both the UK and France in 2010. In general, people in the United Kingdom spent more money on consumer goods than the French during this period. The largest amount is spent on cars in both countries, while perfume and cameras are the two things people in the UK and France consume the least. People in the UK spent around £450, 000 on cars, as opposed to the French who spent £400, 000. Similarly, books are still consumed by the British as much as the French (about £400, 000 and £300, 000 respectively). In the UK, spending on cameras (over £350, 000) is more than double that in France (just £150, 000). On the other hand, for some remaining consumer goods such as computers, French spending is above £3500, slightly more than UK spending under £3000. Perfume is also spent by the French at £2000. while the British spend less than 1500 pounds. Finally for Cameras, spending in France peaked at around £3000, 2. 3 times more than Britons spending £1500