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 diagram given shows the comparison of four European countries spending pounds on six different consumer goods in the form of a multiple bar chart.

Britain, shown by green color, is the largest consumer of photographic films spending around 170,000 pounds sterling. France, lagging a little behind it, has been shown blue color. Red colored bar of Italy displays its expenditure of 155,000 pounds. Germany has been symbolized by yellow color and spends the least among the four countries. In context with toys, the trend almost remain the same as the photographic film except for the difference that France and Italy spend equal budget of approximately 160,000 pounds.

Talking about compact discs the trend decreases moderately from Britain to Germany. These two are the highest and lowest spenders respectively. Britain paid 160,000 pounds for perfumes. Italy has been 10,000 pounds behind it. Whereas, France and Germany expended around 145,000 pounds on perfumes. All four countries except France spent almost 150,000 pounds on tennis racquets. The lowest demand was of personal stereos as none of these countries exceeded 155,000 pounds.

So, according to the chart the biggest buyer of all the given products was Britain. Italy and Germany spend the lowest amount of money among all four countries.