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The bar graph given below illustrates the expenditure of two countries, A and B, on the basis of five consumer goods in 20XX -- cosmetics, computers(mobiles and tabs), tvs, bakery products, garments. These days there is a high consumption of electronics which is not a very good sign but at the same time a great profit for the seller. Coming to cosmetics countryA has a higher expenditure of 550 crores whereas countryB differs from it with 100 crores. Well the situation turns upside down coming to computers where there seems to be more of a profit in countryB with 700 crores and countryA at a low of 650

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the bar graph given in the question explains the expenditures of countries a and b respectively on consumer goods in 20xx.The main goods are cosmetics,computers,tvs ,bakery products and garments.Country a spent much more money than country b in cosmetics with a difference of about rupees 100.Both countries spent a lot on computers but here country b spent a bit more than computer s witha difference of rupees 50.Again country a spent more than country b in tvs with a difference of 100 rupees.Both of them didnt pay too much attention on bakery products but country b spent a little more than country a.But yes both of them spent a lot of money on garments but country b spent much more than country a.But the final verdict is that both of them spent almost equally on the shares of income and the differences can be counted as negligible

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The bar graph illustrated above shows the expenditure of two countries, A and B, on consumer goods in 20XX. It compares the two countries on the following five consumer goods-cosmetics, computers(mobiles and tablets), TVs, bakery products, and garments. It is clear in the data that cosmetics expenditure is more in country A(550 cr) with 100 crores more than in country B(450 cr). There is not as big of a difference between the expenditure of computers in countries A(650 cr) and B(700 cr), yet country B has a higher expenditure of the same. At 700 crores, the expenditure on TVs in country A is better than the expenditure on TVs in country B(570 cr). Garments industry in country B have experienced a higher expenditure compared to county A.Bakery Products had seen a higher expenditure in country B than country A. Overall, the expenditure of consumer goods in both the countries is similar as both countries spent more money on a few goods and less on a few.

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The bar graph illustrates the expenditure of country A and B on consumer foods in 20XX.

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The bar graph illustrates the expenditure of Countries A and B on various consumer goods in 20XX. The bar graph compares the two countries on Cosmetics, Computers, TVs, Bakery Products and Garments. From the above data the Cosmetics and TVs expenditure is more in Country A in comparison to Country B with 100cr. Whereas the expenditure in Garments is more in Country B than Country A with 100cr. The difference in the expenditure in Computers and Bakery Products has not been much but Country B has a higher expenditure than Country A by 50cr. Both the Countries have a higher expenditure Computers, TVs and Garments. And a lower expenditure in Cosmetics and Bakery products. Overall, Country A has spent 3000cr on consumer goods and Country B has spend 3300cr on consumer goods.
From this we can conclude that both the countries have different necessities and each country has spent money on consumer goods the consider necessary.

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The bar graph given below illusturates the amount of money spent for two countries A and B on five different products namely ;cosmetics, computers, TV's, bakery products and garments in year 20XX. It makes it clear that both the countries tend to buy computers, tab's, mobile phones the highest using money. The investment in garments seem to be highest in country B but not so much in country A, while the exat opposite in case of investment in TV's (700 and 600 rupees spent in crores). Bakery products seem to be different from that of countryB to countryA (500 and 500), while country A seems to be doing better at cosmetics than counryB whose level at this investment seems to be the least in all.
Country B seems to be doing its best in TV's and garments and least in cosmetics, on the other hand Country B seems to be doing best in computers and least in bakery products. Thus we can say that there is a stiff competition that is being hed between the Countries A and B and is likely to change in the coming years.

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The bar chat above illustrates the  expenditure  of country A and B on consumer goods in 20XX. it compares the countries in the following  five different consumer goods, cosmetics, computer(mobiles and tab), TV's, Garments. According to the given graph country B is leading in Garments by 100cr while country A is leading is leading in cosmetics by 100cr, the investment in TV's seems to be better in country A while Country B invested in the food industry ( bakery products ). From the graph given above we can say the is not much of a difference between country A and B in bakery products and computers ( mobiles and tablets) while Garments, TV's and cosmetics have a major difference. Overall the expenditure of consumer goods in both the countries is similar as both countries invested more money on a some goods and less on others.

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The Bar Graph above illustrates the expenditure of the two countries 'A' and 'B' on consumer goods in the year 20XX
It highlights the main features and the necessary details. It shows the rupees spent in crores and the goods that have been bought in 20XX. It shows five different consumer goods which include - cosmetics, Computers ( Mobiles & Tabs), TVs, Bakery products, and Garments. It shows that country 'A' has spent 550Cr on Cosmetics, while country 'B' has spent about 450Cr. While in Computers (Mobiles & Tabs) country 'B' has spent 700Cr and country 'A" has only spent 650Cr. The money spent on TVs by Country 'A' and 'B' is 700Cr and 600Cr respectively. Country 'B' and 'A' have spent little compared to TVs and Computers. Country 'A' and 'B' have spent 1050Cr together, each spending 550Cr and 500Cr respectively. Country 'B' and 'A' have 1300Cr together and it is the second-highest after Computers (Mobiles & Tabs) with each of them spending 700Cr and 600Cr respectively. Country 'A' has spent a total of 3000Cr on Consumer goods while Country 'B' has also spent 3000Cr. So both countries 'A' and 'B' have spent 3000Cr on Consumer goods making it that one country has invested on things they mind consider necessary while the other country had a different meaning of necessary.

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The bar graph given below shows the expenditure of two countries, A and B, on consumer goods in 20XX. The expenditure was compared on the basis of five different consumer goods- Cosmetics, Computers(Mobiles and Tabs), TV's, Bakery products and Garments. From the bar graph we can tell that Country A spends 550 crores, whereas Country B spends 450 crores, which is 100 crores less than what Country A spends. Country A spends 650 crores on Computers(Mobiles and Tabs) and Country B spends 50 crores more than Country A, which tells there is more working population in Country B than Country A, as those who are employed in software related occupations have a requirement of computers more. Country A spends 700 crores on TV's which is 100 crores more than Country B which spends 600 crores. This tells that there is more demand for entertainment in Country A than Country B. Country A spends 500 crores on Bakery Products which is 50 crores less than Country B which spends 550 crores. Coming to garments, Country A spends 600 crores and Country B spends 700 crores, which is 100 crores more. Therefore, the overall expenditure of both the countries is same in both the countries with an amount of 3000 crores. This money is spent in different amounts on different goods in both the countries. We can conclude that both countries have different needs of goods.

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The given bar chart illustrates the expenditure of two countries A and B , on consumer goods in the year 20XX. The expenditure is in rupees spent in crores .The general trend of both the countries is not uniform.  So far, as the expenditure on cosmetics is concerned, B, spent 450cr while A spent a slightly higher amount of 550cr . In the expenditure on computers, country A spent 650cr while country B spent slightly higher amount of 700cr . On the expenditure on Tvs , country B spent 600cr , while country A spent slightly higher amount of 700cr. On the expenditure on Bakery Products both country A and B have a slight difference of 50cr , country A spent 500cr while country B spent 550cr. On the expenditure  on garments country B spent 700cr while country A spent 600cr.One noticeable thing about the expenditure of A and B is that on all the five consumer goods, their difference is mostly constant, i.e. 50cr. It can be safely concluded that the race of expenditure on consumer goods of two countries A and B is rather close without any dramatic rises or falls.

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The bar graph illustrates the expenditure of two countries, A & B, on consumer goods in the year 20XX. From the given data we can analyze that there is more production in TVs and Garments in Country B(700 cr), whereas there is more production in Electronic gadgets such as computers, mobiles, and tabs in Country A(700 cr). Country B has its least production in Cosmetics(450 cr) while Country A(500cr) has its least production in Bakery products. Despite having the highest majority in two different groups there is not any noticeable difference in Country A. Country B has the most share in the consumer goods(3 goods).