The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002. Percentage of national consumer expenditure by category - 2002
The table presents the percentage of citizens' consumer expenditure in three categories in five countries in 2002.
Overall
, all five nations spent the most on food/drinks/tobacco and leisure/education became the smallest.
As we can see, food/drinks/tobacco had more than one-eight in each country, the largest was Turkey at just above one-third followed by Ireland with 28.91% while
the least proportion in this
category was Sweden at almost 16%.
Clothing/footwear was the second category with a percentage rate ranging from 5% to 9%. Italy recorded as the biggest spender in this
category at just one percent
below 10% and there was one country that written below 6% which is Sweden.
Leisure/Education, which only averaged about 2-3% of five nations' spending, made Turkey the highest at 4.35%, followed by Sweden and Italy at 3.22% and 3.20%, respectively.Change the spelling
per cent
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