The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002.

The table shows the percentages of various things on which the consumer spent in five different countries in 2002. As is observed, a consumer spent the largest amount of money on

food

,

drinks

and tobacco in Turkey. There is a tiny minority spent on leisure and education in Ireland (2.21%). It is projected that in Italy and ,Sweden the figures for

food

and

drinks

have reached approximately the same number (16.36% and 15.77% respectively). Clothing and footwear figures had a tiny minority in all countries

instead

of Italy (9%). Tuition and vacation spendings consist of the idem percentages in Italy and Sweden (3.20% and 3.22% respectively). A modest 1.98% and 2.21% of education and leisure expenses were expended in Spain and Ireland. By 2002, just under 30% of the money consumer had spent on tobacco,

drinks

and

food

in Ireland.

To conclude

,

food

,

drinks

and tobacco are the most common in all five countries and mostly in Turkey with nearly a third (32.14%).