The chart below shows the expenditure of two countries on consumer goods in 2010.
The chart below shows the expenditure of two countries on consumer goods in 2010. D9Go
The bar chart illustrates spending of France and UK on 5 consumer items (cars, computers, books, perfume, cameras). Units are measured as pound sterling.
Overall, the cars were manufactured the most in both countries during 2010, while the perfume in the UK as well as the cameras in the France were the lowest manufactured items among all other categories.
Regarding to the cars, UK spent 450, 000 pound sterling which was the more than France’s spending 400, 000. Furthermore, the British were responsible to spent for fewer money 100, 000 and 200. 000 for the purchase of books and cameras respectively than French in the given year.
On the other hand, the amount of money paid out to computers was higher in France. 200, 000 was spent by France on computers which is more than the UK who spent 350, 000 in 2010. Both of the countries spent less for perfume which comprises of exactly 200, 000 in France, but under 150, 000 in the UK.
The bar chart illustrates spending of France and UK on 5 consumer items (cars, computers, books, perfume, cameras). Units
are measured
as pound sterling.
Overall
, the cars
were manufactured
the most in both countries during 2010, while the perfume in the UK
as well as
the cameras in the France were the lowest manufactured items among all other categories.
Regarding to
the cars, UK
spent
450, 000 pound sterling which was the more than France’s spending 400, 000.
Furthermore
, the British were responsible to
spent
for fewer money 100, 000 and 200. 000 for the
purchase
of books and cameras
respectively
than French in the
given
year.
On the other hand
, the amount of money paid out to computers was higher in France. 200, 000 was
spent
by France on computers which is more than the UK who
spent
350, 000 in 2010. Both of the countries
spent
less for perfume which
comprises of
exactly 200, 000 in France,
but
under 150, 000 in the UK.