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

The chart below shows the percentage of consumer expenditure for 3 categories of products in five countries in 2002.

Overall

, Turkey and Irelan spent significantly more on the Food/Drinks/Tobacco section than other countries, apart from that, the figures in all parts are relatively close in all the 5 nations. Looking at the details, with 32,14% and 28.91% respectively, Turkish and Irish paid the largest amount of money on Food, drinks and Tobacco.

Conversely

, Swedish people represented the least proportion in

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department with 15.77%, close.

In addition

, Spanish and Italian Individuals spent respectievely18.80% and 16.36% of their money on these items. Regarding Clothing and Footwear, Italy held the top rank with 9% of expenditure. The other countries' figures, meanwhile, stood at somewhere in the 5.40 to 6.51

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range. In terms of the Leisure and Education category, Turkey accounted for 4.35% of payment, followed by Sweden and Italy where both made up approximately 3.20%. And

finally

, Ireland( 2.21%) and Spain(1.98%) held the lowest position