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
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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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