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The bar chart shows how much money people in Britain, France, Italy and Germany spent on six consumer goods. The figures are in thousands of pounds sterling.
Overall, Britain spent the most money on all six products, while Germany spent the least on most products. Photographic film was the product with the highest spending.
Britain spent about 172,000 pounds on photographic film, which was the highest figure in the chart. It also spent about 168,000 pounds on toys and 162,000 pounds on CDs. For perfumes, Britain spent 160,000 pounds, and for tennis racquets and personal stereos it spent about 154,000 pounds.
France was the second highest for photographic film, toys and CDs, at about 166,000, 158,000 and 158,000 pounds. However, France spent less on perfumes and tennis racquets, at around 146,000 and 145,000 pounds, which were the lowest figures for these products. Italy spent between 150,000 and 158,000 pounds on all products. Germany spent the least on most goods, at between 146,000 and 150,000 pounds, but it spent more than France on tennis racquets.