The table illustrates the proportion of monthly household income five European countries spend on food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainme Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The table illustrates the percentage of five different European

countries

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countries'

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spending on food and beverages,

entertainment

, housing, and clothing.

Overall

, It is clearly seen that all those five countries spend their

income

majority on food, drink, and housing utilities, but much less on clothing and

entertainment

.

To begin

with, France, German, and the UK spend heavily on their household

income

on housing necessities with 31%, 33%, and 37% respectively.

In contrast

, they spend just above twenty

percent

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on food and drink.

On the contrary

, Turkey and Spain spend less of their money with just about a quarter on housing.

For instance

, Turkey spends 20%

while

Spain spends 18% of their

income

. Another statistic we can gain from the table is that all five countries

spends

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much less on the remaining two items, clothing and

entertainment

. For

entertainment

, France and

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Spain spend just above ten

percent

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per cent

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of their

income

and much less

for

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on

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clothing with just below ten

percent

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per cent

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. Meanwhile, the UK’s spending on clothing and

entertainment

are

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just as equal

with

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11%.

Nevertheless

, Turkey

spend

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much less on

entertainment

compared to clothing with just

2

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a 2

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% difference.