The provided bar graph compares the spending of European people in six consumer products.
As is presented in the bar graph, British people spent more on all the consumer products than the citizens of other European countries given here. For the photographic film British citizens spent over 170 thousand pound sterling which was the highest amount among the given product categories. While their spending was about 170 thousand pound sterling for toys, they spent over 160 thousand pound sterling for the CDs and perfumes. For the Tennis racquets and personal stereos their spending was nearly 155 thousand. On the other hand, French people also spend their largest amount on photographic films (about 165 thousand pound sterling) while they spent less than 160 thousand on Toys and CDs. Their spending on perfume, tennis racquets and stereos were about 145 thousand.
A similar spending trend can be observed among Italian people but they spent less in all of the categories compared to the citizens of Britain and France. On the contrary, German people seems like spent lowest on the given consumer products and their spending pattern was different from people of other 3 countries. Their spending on stereo, tennis racquets and CDs was about 150 thousand pound sterling while their spending on other products were comparatively less. They spent the least amount on photographic films and Toys in contrary to British, French and Germans.
The provided bar graph compares the
spending
of European
people
in six consumer products.
As
is presented
in the bar graph, British
people
spent
more on all the consumer
products
than the citizens of
other
European countries
given
here. For the photographic film British citizens
spent
over 170 thousand pound
sterling
which was the highest amount among the
given
product
categories. While their
spending
was about 170 thousand pound
sterling
for toys, they
spent
over 160 thousand pound
sterling
for the CDs and perfumes. For the Tennis racquets and personal stereos their
spending
was
nearly
155 thousand. On the
other
hand, French
people
also
spend their largest amount on photographic films (about 165 thousand pound
sterling)
while they
spent
less than 160 thousand on Toys and CDs. Their
spending
on perfume, tennis racquets and stereos were about 145 thousand.
A similar
spending
trend can
be observed
among Italian
people
but
they
spent
less in
all of the
categories compared to the citizens of Britain and France.
On the contrary
, German
people
seems
like
spent
lowest
on the
given
consumer
products
and their
spending
pattern was
different
from
people
of
other
3 countries. Their
spending
on stereo, tennis racquets and CDs was about 150 thousand pound
sterling
while their
spending
on
other
products
were
comparatively
less. They
spent
the least amount on photographic films and Toys in contrary to British, French and Germans.