The chart below shows the amount spent on six consumer goods in four European countries. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown below.
The render bar chart enumerates the revenue spent on six sundry consumer goods in four varied European nations, namely, Britain, France, Italy, and Germany. Besides, the units have been calibrated in pounds sterling.
Overall, it is lucid that the majority of costs were spent in Britain, whilst the least amount was spent in Germany. Meanwhile, the significant popular consumer good in Britain was photographic film.
As can be seen from the bar chart, the majority of the amount was spent in Britain on all the six consumer goods, namely, Photographic film, toys, CDs, perfumes, tennis racquets, and personal stereos. Even though the highest amount was spent on the photographic film, almost just above 170 thousand pounds sterling, whilst the least amount spent on the tennis racquets, and personal stereos with the akin penny, around well above 150 thousand pounds sterling. Likewise, the majority of the amount spent in France is on Photographic film, with almost 165 thousand pounds sterling, whereas the least amount was spent on tennis racquets, and on perfumes, with almost 145 thousand pounds sterling respectively.
Although the amount spent on consumer goods in Italy was similar on both photographic film, and on toys, with just under 160 thousand pounds sterling, moreover, the least amount spent on the personal stereos with precisely 150 thousand pounds sterling. On the other hand, the amount spent in Germany was almost similar on all the six consumer goods, ranging between 140 to 150 thousand pounds sterling.
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