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

The given table gives information about the breakdown of the monthly income of families spent on daily meals, beverages, housing, clothes, and entertainment in France, Germany, the UK,

Turkey

, and

Spain

. It can be clearly seen that the total income spent on housing in the UK was the highest among the surveyed nations. Meanwhile, France was the country that spent the least

money

on clothing. France, Germany and the UK used most of their

money

for housing, at 31%, 33% and 37% respectively.

While

the total

money

used to buy food and beverage was the second most common spending in these countries, at 25%, 22%, and 27% respectively.

Besides

that,

money

spent on entertainment was slightly lower, the range was from 11% to 19%. Clothing was the least preferable spending, the proportion is various, from 7% to 15%.

On the other hand

,

Turkey

and

Spain

used 20% and 18% of their total income respectively to spend on housing purposes.

Whereas

the spending percentage on food and drink in

Turkey

was 36%, and in

Spain

was 31%.

Nevertheless

, the spending on entertainment in

Turkey

and

Spain

was 10% and 15% respectively.

Finally

, the total spending values on clothing in these nations were 12% in

Turkey

and 8% in

Spain

.