The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002. (Steve no copyright)

Presented for consideration is a table detailing figures for the

expenditure

of consumers on a variety of products in five distinct nations during 2002. Generally speaking, the Irish and Turkish spending on

food

,

drinks

and

tobacco

dominate any other country,

while

the opposite was true for the Swedish ones.

Additionally

, the citizens in Italy spent the most on clothing and

footwear

, whilst the Turkish spent on

leisure

and

education

more than the remaining nations throughout the timeframe. Beginning with Ireland and Turkey, their expenditures on

food

,

drinks

, and

tobacco

were among the highest in the table. Regarding

food

,

drinks

and

tobacco

, the proportion of Ireland purchasers’

expenditure

was 28.91% compared to 32.14%  in Turkey. With respect to clothing and

footwear

along with

leisure

and

education

, the Irish people spent approximately 6.43% and 2.21%, respectively. In comparison, Turkish consumers allocated around 6.63% of their spending to clothing and

footwear

and just over 4.35% to

leisure

and

education

. Turning to the remaining three countries, spending levels were generally lower, except for Italy's notable

expenditure

on fashion. With

food

,

drinks

and

tobacco

, the percentage of Spanish was nearly 18.80%, compared to about 16.36% of Italian and 15.77% of Swedish

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. Regarding fashion, the rate of Italian consumers’ spending was exactly 9%, and Italy's

expenditure

on clothing and

footwear

was exactly 9%, surpassing the spending in Spain and Sweden, both of which were below 6.6%.

Finally

, for

leisure

and

education

, the expenditures ranged from 3.22% in Sweden to approximately 1.98% in Spain.