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 Linking Words
second
 largest category of spending (Use synonyms
akes
 the Correct your spelling
takes
second
 place), Use synonyms
while
 (Linking Words
and
) 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 Correct word choice
apply
ofgoods 
, Correct your spelling
of goods
whereas
 in Linking Words
Sweden
 the Use synonyms
overall
 proportion of spending is the smallest.
Turkey and Ireland’s Linking Words
groceries
 expenses are the largest of all, comprising 32.14% and 28.91% respectively (and are the largest in the first group). Fix the agreement mistake
grocery
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 Linking Words
second
 column. Use synonyms
However
, people in Turkey spend almost twice as high a percentage of their earnings (4.35%) on entertainment and education as in IrelandLinking Words
,.
 
Italy, Change the punctuation
,
.
Sweden
 and Spain Use synonyms
demostrate
 similar/close figures in the food category/ sectors, spending Correct your spelling
demonstrate
one fifth
 ( and almost Add a hyphen
one-fifth
two tenths
) of income (is spent for) on it. Add a hyphen
two-tenths
However
, only Italy and Linking Words
Sweden
 show practically the same proportion of spending at just over 3%/ 3.20% and 3.22% respectively. Despite Use synonyms
such
 similarities, Italy has the largest/highest( biggest) figure at (Linking Words
of
) 9% in the Change preposition
apply
second
 group, Use synonyms
whereas
 spending in Linking Words
Sweden
 comprises the smallest 5.40%.Use synonyms