The table below shows infirmation about spendings on items in some countries in 2002.
The table provides information about the popularity of items by collecting expenditure data from some countries over the period of 2002.
Overall
, it is clear that
people
spent most of their money
on food, drinks, and tobacco. On the other hand
, leisure and education were less important for people
in those nations.
According to
the table, it is shown that
two countries that had the highest purchasing rate for food, drinks, and tobacco, Correct determiner usage
the
which
were Ireland and Turkey with 32.14% and 28.91%, respectively, Correct pronoun usage
apply
while
Sweden, Italy, and Spain spent less money
on them, about 15% to 18%.
Regarding clothing and footwear, there is the
similarity in spending on these things across all nations. The majority of global consumers perished at around 6 per cent, Correct article usage
a
while
Italy had the top rate of buying at 9%, but people
in Sweden bought just 5% of their money
.
Turning to leisure and education, which had the least interest from all people
, It had just below 5% of all expenditure rates, where Turkey was the top buyer with 4.35% and Spain spent just 1.98%, while
other states put around 2–3 per cent of their money
into this
section.Submitted by kristiwatanayothin on
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