The bar chart shows data about spending on consumer goods by two nations in 2010.

The assigned bar chart illustrates information regarding the two nations spend money on different items in 2010. Overall, it is evident that the Uk was the country who spend more money on consumer goods except computers and perfumes, while cars are emerged as a leader in both countries. At the fleeting glance, it is immensely clear that the most expense incurred on cars recorded to be 400, 000 in France and 450, 000in United Kingdom. Approximately 350, 000 pounds were allowed by the US on computers, however, for France it was 370, 000 pounds. Moving further, citizens of France preferred purchasing 300, 000 pounds of books followed by perfumes with merely 200, 00 pounds. The Uk spent more than double amount of money on books than perfumes witnessed to be 400, 000 for books and 200, 000 for perfumes. Camera was the good on which 350, 000 ponds spent by the Uk and 150, 000 by France.