Consumers are faced with increasing numbers of advertisements from competing companies. To what extent do you think are influenced by advertisements? What measures can be taken to protect them

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people

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person's

peoples'

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expense

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on

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for

various items in five different countries, namely (Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden and Turkey) in the year 2002. Overall, the largest proportion of

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the country's expense

country's expense

countries' expense

expense

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for each country was for food, drink and tobacco while

on the other hand

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the lowest

consumer

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expenditure was on leisure and education section in these five countries. A close look at the table, which reveals that

consumer

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spending on food, drink and tobacco was the

higest

greater than normal in degree or intensity or amount

highest

in Turkey at 32.14%.

followed

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Followed

by Ireland at 28.91%, and the lowest

expense

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of

the same items was 15.77%, in Sweden. Spain and Italy had 18.80% and 16.36%,

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expense

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an expense

which was slightly

higher than Sweden

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higher than in Sweden

at that time. On clothing and footwear, Italy

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spending was the utmost 9.00%, whereas Spain, Turkey and Ireland

expense

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was almost similar 6.51%, 6.63% and 6.43%,

repectively

in the order given

respectively

. Sweden spends less on clothing and

footwer

clothing worn on a person's feet

footwear

like only 5.40%. On leisure and education turkey people spend 4.35%, whereas Italy and Sweden

consumer

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expense

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was nearly same

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3.20%, and 3.22%, respectively. Spain had the lowest amount of spending on leisure and education

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%, followed closely by Ireland with a figure of 2.21%.