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

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statistics about how much money consumers spent on various items in 5 different countries, namely,

Ireland

, Italy, Spain, Sweden, and

Turkey

in 2002. Looking from an

overall

perspective, it is readily apparent that food, drinks, and tobacco accounted for the highest spending rates for all countries,

while

Turkey

spent most of its budget on these items. Moving to a more detailed analysis,

population

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of

Turkey

mostly spent their income on food, drinks, and tobacco at just over 30%, followed by just 4% below

this

number for

Ireland

. The numbers for 3

remained

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countries fluctuated between roughly 15% and 19%. In terms of user

spendings

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spending

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on clothing and shoes, Italy had the highest data among all, accompanied by

Turkey

, Spain, and

Ireland

with marginal differences vacillated

around

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6.5%. The Swedish experienced the lowest numbers for wearing at precisely 5.4%. The percentages for budget

spendings

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spending

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on leisure and education

represented

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slightly over 4% which was approximately two times higher than the similar data for Spain. The trend continued with about the same percentages for Italy and Sweden at 3.2%, just 1% below

this

data for

Ireland

.