The expenditure of two countries on consumer goods in 2010

The bart chart illustrated represents how much has been spent in five different products, such as cars, computers, books, perfume and cameras, in France and UK, on the year of 2010 by its population. Regarding the most consumed good, we can conclude that vehicles are in the lead in both countries, but not by a long shot. As represented, we can analyze that their is being more than 50. 000 million pounds spent in automobiles by the britan´s than the french. However, France citizens tend to buy more PC and perfumes than the British population, with a difference of 30. 000 million pounds in each category. Nevertheless, the United Kingdom have an urge to invest more in books and cameras, which set them on the lead by an advantage of 100. 000 million pounds on literature and 200. 000 on photography equipment. To conclude, people usually spend more money on cars, computers and books, than in cameras and perfume, on the other hand, their are much more expensive.