The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. »

The table illustrates the rates of customer earnings in various categories in five lands in 2002.

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, as can be seen, the most expenditure comes from food/drinks/tobacco

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the lowest rates are shown in leisure/education. It

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shows that Turkey had dedicated their earns to food and leisure

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Italy spent the most on clothes. Spain became a nation which had less interest in education. In the first division (food/drink/tobacco), Turkey stood in first place as the nation which spent costs about 32.14%

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the lowest was Sweden at just over 15%. Ireland, Italy and Spain stayed in the middle of the range (28.91%, 16.36%, and 18.80%, respectively).

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, the Clothing/Footwear section rates had the number of costs at nearly 10%. The highest was Italy which counted at 9% despite the fact that the lowest came from Sweden (5,40%). The subsequent country had a buyer rate of around 6%.

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, the

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category was earning just below 5% by all of the countries. Spain had the lowest on spending their leisure at 1.98% whilst Turkey became the highest in

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category (4.35%). At approximately 2%, the remaining categories have a similar value as the consumer record.