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The bar chart gives data on the spending on consumer goods in 4 different countries, namely Germany, Italy, France and Britain.
Overall, British consumers spent on all good categories more than its counterparts in other countries. Personal stereos and tennis racquets accounted for the least amount of consumption expenditure.
The spending on 6 commodities of inhabitants in Germany was relatively equal, at around 150 thousand pounds sterling. Simultaneously, each of personal stereos, tennis racquets, perfumes and CDs explained for roughly 155 thousand pounds sterling in Italian consumption expenses, while the number in each of the remaining categories was nearly 160 thousand pounds sterling, a slightly higher amount.
In France and Britain, their citizens spent quite the same amount on the first three consumer goods, at approximately 145 and 155 thousand pounds sterling, respectively. Furthermore, French people paid nearly 160 thousand pounds sterling for CDs and Toys, compared to about 162 thousand pounds sterling in Britain. Finally, photographic film accounted for the largest spending amount in France and Britain in the vincity of 165 and 170 thousand pounds sterling, in turn.

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