The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002.
The chart provides data on consumer expenditure on different goods in five countries in 2002
Overall
, Linking Words
Ireland
and Use synonyms
Turkey
significantly consumed Food/Drinks/Tobacco,Use synonyms
however
,the other nations had approximately the same percentage in other categories( Clothing/Footwear and Leisure/Education).
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To begin
with, the most popular category was Food/Drinks/Tobacco,where Linking Words
Ireland
and Use synonyms
Turkey
had the highest percentages 28,91% and 32,14%,respectively. The other three countries Sweden,Spain and Italy had approximately the same quantity 15,77%,18,80% and 16,36%.
Use synonyms
However
, in Clothing/Footwear Italy had the first place with 9,00%,and other nations Sweden,Linking Words
Ireland
,Spain,and Use synonyms
Turkey
had a creeping pace of 5,40%,6,43%,6,51%,and 6,63%,respectively.
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Furthermore
, in terms of Leisure/Education was the lowest category of Linking Words
this
table,where Linking Words
Turkey
had the highest percentage 4,35%. Sweden and Italy had the same quantity with 3,22% and 3,20% and Use synonyms
Ireland
and Spain had 2,21% and 1,98% respectively.Use synonyms
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