The table illustrates the proportion of monthly household income in five European countries that spend on food and drink, housing, clothing, and entertainment.

The table shows what

proportion

of

income

in five

countries

in Europe is spent on different purposes, namely

food

and

drink

, housing, clothing, and

entertainment

. In France, there is a noticeable difference between housing and

food

and

drink

on the one hand, and clothing and

entertainment

on the other. housing ranks first with 31%,

while

food

and

drink

is 25%.

Entertainment

contributes 13% and closing was about half of it by 7%. In Germany,

people

spend roughly 1/3 of their

income

on housing.

Food

and

drink

represent 22%,

While

entertainment

is Few

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the smaller( 19%). Clothing has

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proportion

by 15% .

People

in the UK

also

spend more

proportion

on housing, about 35%,

while

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food

and

drink

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10% lower. Clothing and

entertainment

have

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same figure( 11%). Turkish

people

spend 36% of their

income

on

food

and

drink

and clothing is 1.3 as high. Housing shares 20% which is twice as high as

entertainment

. In Spain,

people

spend 31% on

food

and

drink

, ranking

first,

followed by housing with 18%.

Entertainment

ranks

third,

and

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proportion

is for clothing, 13 and 8%, respectively.

Overall

, the most

proportion

of monthly

income

in the three

countries

is spent on housing,

while

food

and

drink

rank first in the two remaining

countries

. clothing is the least

proportion

in all

countries

, except Turkey,