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    The chart shows the expenditures of the UK and France on various consumer goods in 2010. Overall, the British spent more money than the French. Cars were the highest expenditure in both countries, while perfume was the lowest in the UK and cameras in France. Specifically, the UK spent approximately £450,000 on cars compared to £400,000 in France. The British also spent more on books (£400,000 vs. £300,000) and cameras (£350,000 vs. £150,000) while the French spent more on computers (£375,000 vs. £350,000). Expenditure on perfume was low for both at £200,000 for France and under £150,000 for the UK

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    The chart shows the expenditures of the UK and France on various consumer goods in 2010. Overall, the British spent more money than the French. Cars were the highest expenditure in both countries, while perfume was the lowest in the UK and cameras in France. Specifically, the UK spent approximately £450,000 on cars compared to £400,000 in France. The British also spent more on books (£400,000 vs. £300,000) and cameras (£350,000 vs. £150,000) while the French spent more on computers (£375,000 vs. £350,000). Expenditure on perfume was low for both at £200,000 for France and under £150,000 for the UK

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    The chart shows the expenditures of the UK and France on various consumer goods in 2010. Overall, the British spent more money than the French. Cars were the highest expenditure in both countries, while perfume was the lowest in the UK and cameras in France. Specifically, the UK spent approximately £450,000 on cars compared to £400,000 in France. The British also spent more on books (£400,000 vs. £300,000) and cameras (£350,000 vs. £150,000) while the French spent more on computers (£375,000 vs. £350,000). Expenditure on perfume was low for both at £200,000 for France and under £150,000 for the UK

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    The chart shows the expenditure of 2 countries on consumer goods in 2010.

    (pounds
    sterling)

    The chart indicates the amount of money (in pounds sterling) of UK and France expend on
    serveral consumer products include: cars, computers, books, perfume and cameras in 2010.

    Overall, it is showed from the bar chart that British people spent more money on goods than
    French people did in total. Cars were expened the most in both France and UK, whereas the least
    amount of money was spent on perfume by the British and cameras by the French in the given
    period.

    In UK, approximately £450000 was paid out on cars while at lower amount of £400000, cars
    were still out of others products in France. The expenditures on books and cameras continually
    demonstrated the difference on spending money in two contries. The British spent about
    £400000 on books compared to only £300000 was paid out in the same product in France. The
    amount of money the British expended on cameras was over doulbe the amount of the French,
    with above £350000 and £150000, respectively.

    Nevertheless, the sum of money people in France purchased computers were more than British
    people, at around £375000 and £350000, respectively. Neither of the countries spent much on
    perfume which occupied only £200000 in France and under £150000 in UK in the expenditure of
    the year 2010. (212 words)

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