The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002.

The table illustrates the percentage of national consumer

expenditure

for three categories of products and services in five

countries

in 2002.

Overall

, the most significant consumer

expenditure

in all

countries

was food, drinks, and tobacco,

while

allocating the most minor shares of their spending to the leisure and education category. Regarding food, drinks, and tobacco, Turkey's

expenditure

share was the highest at 32.14%, followed by nearly 29%. In the same category, the others spent under 20%, with Sweden having the lowest

expenditure

at 15.77%. Compared to food, drinks, and tobacco, spending on clothing and footwear was noticeably lower in all

countries

. Except for Italy, which spent 9% on these items, the figure for the other

countries

's

expenditure

in

this

category was between 5% and 7%.

Finally

, all nations spend less than 5% on leisure and education. People in Spain were at the bottom of

this

section with only 1.98% of

expenditure

.