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 chart provided data about the percentage of 3 different sectors outgoing in five

countries

, namely Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, and

Turkey

in 2002.

Overall

, the highest proportion of total expenditure was spent on

food

, drink, and

tobacco

in all

countries

. The least spending was witnessed on

leisure

and education in whole given

countries

.

Turkey

led in both

food

, drink and

tobacco

and

leisure

sectors, at 32.14% and 4.35%, respectively,

whereas

Turkey

came after Italy in terms of clothing and footwear spending, at 6.63% . Ireland stood at only just under

Turkey

, at 28.91% in

food

expenditure and 2.21% of total money spent on

leisure

and education,

while

it was around three times less than clothing and footwear sections ( 6.43%). The proportion of

food

, drink and

tobacco

accounted for 18.80%,

while

it seemed threefold less in clothing expense (6.51%) and 1.98% of

money

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was paid for

leisure

facilities in Spain. The percentages of

food

, drinks and

tobacco

in Sweden and Italy seemed to

15.77

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% and 16.36%

accordingly

. The expenditures in the

leisure

and education

field

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for both

countries

were nearly the same percentage, the former was 3.22% and the latter represented 3.20%. Italy dominated

clothing

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the clothing

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section and stood at 9%,

however

, Sweden seemed at 6.51% .