The bar chart illustrates the expenditure on six distinct consumer goods—photographic film, toys, CDs, perfumes, tennis racquets, and personal stereos—across Britain, France, Italy, and Germany. Overall, it is evident that Britain was the highest spender in the majority of categories, whereas Germany frequently occupied the lowest position.
Regarding photographic film, Britain led with a spend of 170, followed by France at 165, Italy at 155, and Germany at 150. A similar trend is observed for CDs, where Britain spent 165, France 158, Italy 150, and Germany 145. For toys, Britain and France recorded the highest figures at 167 and 157 respectively, while Italy and Germany spent 157 and 145.
In the remaining categories, spending patterns were more varied. For perfumes, Britain spent 160, followed by Italy at 155, Germany at 150, and France at 147. Tennis racquets saw Britain and Italy tied at 155, with Germany at 150 and France at 145. Finally, for personal stereos, Britain spent 155, followed by Germany at 147, and France and Italy both at 145. Overall, Britain maintained a dominant position in consumer spending across these six items.