The table illustrates the proportion of monthly household income five European countries spend on food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainment.

The chart compares the amount of

money

spent on

food

and beverage, clothing and entertainment in five various nations of Europe, each month.

Overall

, France, Germany and the UK spend the largest proportion of their

money

on Housing,

while

Turkey

and Spain mostly purchase

food

and drink.

Additionally

, all countries except for

Turkey

dedicate the least amount of payment to clothing. As can be seen from the table chart, people in the UK are most interested in purchasing housing at a rate of 37%, and quite contrary, clothing and entertainment are not their favourite sectors by 11% equally.

Moreover

, Germany pays the highest and the lowest shares of

money

in housing and clothing at 33% and 15% respectively. France

as well as

Germany spends 31% on housing and 7% on clothing.

On the other hand

, the primary share of

money

in

Turkey

goes to

food

and drink with 36%,

while

they think of entertainment as their

last

option at just 10%. The chart

also

shows that

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Spain

similarly

to

Turkey

is into purchasing

food

and drink at a rate of 31%,

whereas

it can be deduced that they are not interested in spending on clothing, forming a rate of 8%.