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

The provided table illustrates the percentage of expenditure for various goods about products and services in these regions in 2002.

Overall

, It is apparent that the largest proportion of consumers in each country spent on food, drinks and tobacco,

while

leisure and education were activities which had the lowest percentage in the table. Out of the five countries, consumers using food, drinks and tobacco made up noticeably 32.14% in Turkey,

as well as

Ireland comprised under 29%. Turning to

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and footwear in Italy, which had a proportion of consumption to account for 9%, was the largest as the rest of the other countries

while

participating in leisure and education, it was the highest proportion in Turkey, at over 4%. It can be seen that Sweden had the smallest percentage of national consumption for food, drinks and tobacco

as well as

clothing and footwear, respectively at under 16% and just over 5%.

Finally

, Spain almost had these categories which were relatively general, but the lowest figures for leisure and education, at only 1.98%.