The bar graph reveals information about the amount spent on consumer

goods in 4 countries in Europe. The data is measured in thousand sterling

pounds.
As observed, the money spent on 6 important commodities increased in all
nations involved in the study except Germany. Overall, people in Britain
allocate a huge amount of money to all consumer goods.
British citizens spend just over 170,000 on photographic film, which is the
highest figure on the chart. They also paid out a considerable amount of
money on perfumes, tennis racquets and personal stereos than the other
three countries. Germans, on the other hand, are considered the lowest
overall spenders, with approximately 150, 000 for each of the six products.
Meanwhile, both Italian and French people shell out the same amount of
money on toys, at just below 160, 000. However, while French citizens
allocate more to photographic film and CDs, they do not spend on perfumes,
tennis ranquests, and personal stereos as much as Italians do. Italians
spending on tennis ranquest, around 140000, is the lowest figure on the
chart.