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 table chart depicts that information about expenditure consumers on food, clothes, and leisure in five countries Spain, Turkey, Ireland, Sweden, and Italy in 2002.
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The table illustrates data about the amount of
money
that was spent by
people
on three different categories, namely food, clothes and leisure in Ireland, Italy, Spain,
Sweden
and
Turkey
in 2002.
Overall
, we can see that in all countries
people
spent most of their
money
on food, drinks and tobacco,
while
leisure and education was the category that the minimum
money
was spent by individuals. In 2002,
people
in
Turkey
and Ireland spent about one-third (32.14% and 28.91% respectively) of their
money
on food which was the highest compared to others. Other countries, Spain, Italy and
Sweden
, spent about 15% to 19% of their
money
.
On the other hand
, Italian
people
spent about 9% of their expenditures on clothing and footwear which was the highest rank among other countries.
people
in
Turkey
, Spain and Ireland spent 3% less than Italy about 6%.
Sweden
had the lowest percentage, 5.40%. Leisure and education is the category that
people
spent the least of their
money
on
that
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under 5%.
Turkey
spent just 4.35%.
Sweden
and Italy had the same volume 3.2%,
however
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Spanish
people
spent under 2% of their expenditure.
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