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

The table gives information about how consumers in five different countries spent on items in 2002. Looking from an

overall

perspective, it is clearly obvious that the Irish and Turkish spending on food, drinks and tobacco dominates some other countries,

while

on the opposite side was Swedish.

Additionally

, the citizens in Italy spent more on clothing and footwear

while

people from

Turkey

were leaders in spending on leisure and education. The most spending on food and drinks was

Turkey

and

Ireland

with 32.14% and 28.91%, in

this

terms Spain spent 10% less than compared with

Ireland

while

people from Italy and Sweden were the

last

on the list with 16.36% and 15.77%. Italian was the leader in spending on clothing and footwear with 9.00%, consumers from

Ireland

, Spain and

Turkey

had the same percentage a little more than 6%, in

this

terms Swedish people were the most recent on the list with 5.40%. In the third category

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leisure and education, the average amount in the five countries is lower than other items.

In particular

, Spain only spent 1.98%,

Ireland

2.21% and approximately

moreover

3% spent by Italian and Swedish nations,

Turkey

spent more compared with

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, probably 4%.