The table below gives information about consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002.
The table graph depicts the figure for expenditures on daily necessities in four European and one Middle-East
countries
in 2002. Use synonyms
Overall
, it is obvious that all nations purchased the most food/drinks/tobacco, Linking Words
while
the least consumption was on leisure and education.
In terms of food/drinks/tobacco, the Turkish spent the most at 32.14%, which recorded more than double compared to the Swedish who consumed the goods the least among those five nations (15.77%). Ireland Linking Words
also
experienced considerably higher consumption of these groceries at 28.91%, Linking Words
while
, the rest of the Linking Words
countries
, Use synonyms
such
as Spain and Italy witnessed a similar proportion of expenditures on those commodities, 18.80% and 16.36% respectively.
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According to
the data in clothing/footwear, there was a significant remarkable number of these goods in Italy at 9%, Linking Words
whereas
the figure for these necessities in Turkey, Spain, Ireland, and Sweden was only between 6% and 5%. Linking Words
It is clear that
all five nations were less paying for leisure/education. Spanish was the least consumer for those categories (1.98%), Linking Words
on the other hand
, Turkish experienced almost triple (4.35%) compared to Spanish and double to Irish (2.21%). The remaining Linking Words
countries
averaged around 3.2%.
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To sum up
, the expenditure on food/drinks/tobacco was by far the most in all Linking Words
countries
, and Turkey spent the largest amount of money on all three categories of items.Use synonyms
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