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

The graph illustrates data regarding the diversity of products consumers spend in five nations in 2002. In general, Turkey had the highest

percentage

in most categories, except clothing/ footwear represented by Italy.

In contrast

, Sweden had the lowest

percentage

of consumption in 2 out of 3 categories, the other was

Spain

. Food/ drink/ tobacco was chosen by 32,14% of users in Turkey, which was the highest among the five countries in 2002. The second highest

percentage

was recorded by Ireland at 28,91%, followed by

Spain

and Italy at 18,80% and 16,36%, respectively.

Finally

was Sweden which had the lowest

percentage

, at only 15,77%. Turning to clothing/ footwear,

while

Italy had the highest proportion, at 9,00%, the lowest figure was Sweden, at only 5,40%. The next highest

percentage

followed by Turkey,

Spain

, and Ireland at 6,63%, 6,51%, and 6,43%, in sequence.

Finally

, in Leisure/ Education, there was 4,35% of Turkish consumers chose, which was the first rank. In marked contrast,

Spain

was the lowest choice at only 1,98%.