The bar chart illustrates the amounts of spendings of citizens in UK and France on several products in 2010. Overall, it is clear that both countries spent the largest amount of money on cars, while perfume had the least priority among the given categories.
Firstly, in the UK, the largest expense was recorded for cars, at around 450 000 pounds, which is 50 000 above than the second highest spent category for UK, books. The quantity of money allocated for computers and cameras was very similiar, at about 350 000 pounds, while the lowest priority was perfume, at being close to 150 000 pounds.
Turning to France, around 400 000 pounds was spent on cars, then, approximately 375 000 pounds for computers. Furthermore, books had slightly lower amount of spending on books than those mentioned above, at 300 000. Lastly, perfume and cameras were recorded the least amount of purchases compared to other categories, accounted at 200 000 and 150 000 respectively.