The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in 5 different countries in 2002. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The table illustrates the information about the various five
countries
(Ireland,Turkey
,Spain,Italy and Sweden) expenditures on Food
\Tobacco,Clothing\Footwear and Leisure\Education in 2002.However
, calculations had been mentioned in percentages,
Overall
it is clear that
the various five countries
had spent the most on Food
\Drink\Tobacco while
Turkey
was the biggest consumer.However
,after Food
Clothing\Footwear were the highest purchased thing Itlay is the number one in this
column while
Education was the lowest budget thing among all five countries
and Turkey
spent most education among all countries
.
In terms of Food
\Drinks\Tobacco , its biggest consumer was Turkey
which spent 32.14% on Food
but Sweden had the smallest expenditures of 15.77% on Food
in comparison with Clothing\Footwear which was the second highly preferred product Itlay had the highest and Sweden had the lowest expenditure of 9.00% and 5.40% respectively.
On the other hand
, Leisure \Education was the lowest in this
list whereas
Food
was the highest.However
, Turkey
spent 4.46% on Education.Furthermore
, Italy and Spain were the approximately same both spent around about 3.21% .However
,Spain had a budget of 1.98% .Submitted by muhammadwaleed8687 on
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