the table illustrates the proportion of monthly household income five European countries spend on food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainment. summarize the information, and make aconparison . write at least 150 words
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This
provided table explains the percentage of spending of a family income each month on five items, which are food
and drink
, clothing, housing, and entertainment in five European countries
. Overall
, it can be seen that however
, the differences in cost were observed among these countries
, all of them spent more money on housing, food
and drink
than others.
To begin
, in, Turkey a family spent more than one-third of its income on food
and drink
, at around 36%, which was the highest cost compared to the other countries
. In contrast
, in, Germany
people paid only one-quarter of their monthly salary for food
and drink
, which was considered above than Germany
, at 22%. But, in the UK the household was charged a higher ratio of their wages each month for housing, at just 37%, despite that housing in, Spain was the cheapest, at 18% .
Regarding clothing and entertainment, in all of these, countries
folk paid less monthly for both of them. Firstly
, the cost of clothing in Germany
was the highest, at 15%, when we compared it with the others. Secondly
, families in Germany
preferred to enjoy, as; they spent, about 19% of their income on entertainment, while
in Turkey, it was the last
thing that the population spent on it, at 10%Submitted by sm710129 on
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