This chart shows how house owners of different countries of Europe manage their wealth in their everyday lives. We are going to analyse this tab to find differences and similarities between four different categories.
The table illustrates data regarding subway systems from large cities in parts of the world, showing the number of stations in operation, kilometres of the route and daily passenger numbers in millions
The table above indicates the percentage of consumption or household purchase in France, Germany, the UK, Turkey and Spain. It can be seen on the table that the lowest priority for spending is expenses for clothes. Conve
The table shows the percentage of 4 categories of spending ( food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainment) which are calculated from household earnings in 5 European countries comprised France, Germany, the UK, Tu
The table given depicts the amount of money spent in 30 days by five different European nations on four basic commodities such as food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainment.
The following table highlights data, about an average individual from five different European countries and their monthly earning expenditures on things like foodstuff, housing, clothing and entertainment.
The table illustrates the percentage of five different European countries spending on food and beverages, entertainment, housing, and clothing. Overall, It is clearly seen that all those five countries spend their income
The table shows the share of household income that the five European countries spend on food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainment. As you can see in the table, all 5 countries spend most of their household inco
The table illustrates the five different European countries spend their household income on food and drinks, housing, clothing and entertainments. It is immediately apparent all five countries spent most of the household
The table shows the rates of household income which spent on four items in five Eouropian countries. Overall, what stands out from the table is that the level of housing is dominant than others in three of the countries(
The table chart shows the amount of household income that five countries in Europe spent per month on four items. The data has been calibrated in percentage.
The table shows the amount of household income that five countries in Europe spend per month on four items. Overall, it is evident that all five countries spend the majority of their income on food and drink and housing,