The table below gives an information about consumer spending on different items in five different countries

The table shows data about the proportion of income people spent on three groups of products in (within) five countries in 2002.

Overall

, the first group of grocery products predominates over the rest. Clothing/footwear is the

second

largest category of spending (

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the

second

place),

while

(

and

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) leisure/spare time and educational needs are the least essential/important/popular. Turkey’s consumers/Turks spend the largest percentage of income/earnings/revenues/ (capital) on all three groups

ofgoods

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of goods

,

whereas

in

Sweden

the

overall

proportion of spending is the smallest. Turkey and Ireland’s

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expenses are the largest of all, comprising 32.14% and 28.91% respectively (and are the largest in the first group).

Moreover

, these two countries have really close figures of spending on clothes and footwear at around 6.5% ( 6.63% and 6.43%)( in the

second

column.

However

, people in Turkey spend almost twice as high a percentage of their earnings (4.35%) on entertainment and education as in Ireland

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Italy,

Sweden

and Spain

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demonstrate

similar/close figures in the food category/ sectors, spending

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( and almost

two tenths

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) of income (is spent for) on it.

However

, only Italy and

Sweden

show practically the same proportion of spending at just over 3%/ 3.20% and 3.22% respectively. Despite

such

similarities, Italy has the largest/highest( biggest) figure at (

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) 9% in the

second

group,

whereas

spending in

Sweden

comprises the smallest 5.40%.