The given bar graph illustrates the amount of money spent on consumer goods in 2 countries (France and UK) in 2010.

The given bar graph illustrates the amount of money spent on consumer goods in 2 countries (France and UK) in 2010. Units are measured in pounds sterling. Overall, the British spend more than the french on consumer goods. The largest contributor in the 2 countries was cars while the smallest was perfume. In terms of cars, people in the UK spent just over 450000 as opposed to the french spent 400000. Similarly, the books were also higher in the UK than France at roughly 400000 and 300000, respectively. Another point to highlight is that the expenditure of cameras in the UK is 350000 which is more than double that of France at only 150000. Regarding the rest of the items, the amount of money spent on computers in France is approximately 375000 while the UK spent 25000 less. Likewise, the french spent 200000 on perfume while the British spent almost 150000, perfume was the lowest expenditure accumulated in both countries.