The table illustrates the proportion of monthly household income five European countries spend on food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainment. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

Information about how much of the average income in five countries is spent on four basic needs is presented in a table in percentages.

Overall

, in all countries

quarter

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or more of the average salary goes for food,

while

in general people in all places spend the least on clothes and

entertainment

.

Turkey

and

Spain

are the only places, where their citizens spend less than 30% of their income

for

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housing - 20% in

Turkey

and 2% less than that in

Spain

.

In contrast

, 36% of a person's earnings in

Turkey

and just above 30% in

Spain

.

Nevertheless

, everywhere else the numbers for housing are above thirty going up to

thirty seven

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thirty-seven

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per cent. ,

Also

the values for food are the same as the housing prices but 10% lower. The UK and

Turkey

surprisingly have similar values for

spendings

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spending

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on clothing and

entertainment

- all around 10%. Germany's citizens spend 15% of their earnings on clothes and almost 20% on

entertainment

, drastically more than other nations. In France, only 7% of somebody's earnings go for clothes and around 13% for

entertainment

.

Finally

, In

Spain

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the numbers are similar to

France's

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in France's

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just slightly higher.