Looking from an overall structure, it is readily apparent that all mentioned countries had high rates in Food,Drinks.Tobacco,Clothing,Footwear, Leisure and Education with the exception of Sweden. The trends of Leisure an
The data table makes a comparison of the expenditure on different consumers’ items in 5 countries in 2002. Overall, citizens in these nations spent the most money on food, drinks and tobacco, with Turkey being the bigges
The table above shows the expenditure on food, tobacco, clothing, education, and leisure in five different countries. Turkey spends the highest percentage on food, drinks, and cigarettes, accounting for approximately 32
The graph illustrates data regarding the diversity of products consumers spend in five nations in 2002. In general, Turkey had the highest percentage in most categories, except clothing/ footwear represented by Italy. In
The given table provides information about the percentage of different types of goods (several types of foods, fashion, and leisure or education) consumed by people in Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, and Turkey for one ye
The table shows the percentage of consumer’s expenses on three different categories in five states in the year 2002. In general, most of the spending incurred was in primary needs, while the least was in leisure or educa
The table given provides information about the percentage of public expenditure on three categories of products in five different countries in 2002. Overall, the daily consumption category (food, drinks, and tobacco) was
The given table depicts the ratio of national consumers expanses on seven different items of five different countries in 2002. Overall, Turkey's people dominated the amount of spending on food/drinks/tobacco and leisure/
The table illustrates the percentage of spending on three type of items by consumers of five European countries in the year 2002. Overall, all five countries spent more on food, drinks and tobacco. This was three times m
The table illustrates the percentage of national consumer expenditure for three categories of products and services in five countries in 2002. Overall, the most significant consumer expenditure in all countries was food,
The table graph depicts the figure for expenditures on daily necessities in four European and one Middle-East countries in 2002. Overall, it is obvious that all nations purchased the most food/drinks/tobacco, while the l