The table chart depicts that information about expenditure consumers on food, clothes, and leisure in five countries Spain, Turkey, Ireland, Sweden, and Italy in 2002.

The given table chart displays spending on three various categories, namely

food

clothing and

leisure

in five major countries in 2002. (Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden and

Turkey

)

Overall

, it is obvious that residents of any supplied city expend more money on

food

, drinks, and tobacco than other items. It is noteworthy that

Turkey

surpassed and culminated other countries in any category. It is interesting to note that consumer

expenditure

in Italy and Sweden represented a low proportion among supplied cities. The spending in Sweden on

food

, and clothing depicted the lowest percentage which is accounted for 15.77% and 5.40%, respectively.

However

,

expenditure

on

leisure

and education showed the second highest peak after

Turkey

depicting 3.22%.

Furthermore

, the proportion of national

expenditure

in Italy reached the highest level on clothing and footwear. The spending of Ireland, Spain, and

Turkey

displayed higher percentages almost in all categories. It is noteworthy that residents of

Turkey

spent more money on all three categories, which culminated at 32.14%, 6.63, and 4.35% on

Food

, Clothing, and

Leisure

, respectively.

Additionally

,

expenditure

on

Leisure

illustrated the lowest level of

Leisure

among cities, even though, the proportion of spending was higher on

food

and clothing.