The table chart depicts that information about expenditure consumers on food, clothes, and leisure in five countries Spain, Turkey, Ireland, Sweden, and Italy in 2002.

The table illustrates the amount of money spent by consumers on three different types of stuff in various countries around the world, in the year 2002.

Overall

, it can be seen obviously that the most expense by residents in all countries was

food

category,

whereas

the lowest was leisure and education for the whole.

According to

the chart, 28.91% of consumers expensed on

food

purposes, followed by clothing and entertainment purposes, which accounted for 6.43% and 2.21%, respectively.

Then

, Italians spent money on

food

and drinks the most, constituting 16.36%, and the clothes category and educational category were ranked second and

third,

being 9% and 3.20% , in order. Afterwards, there was 18.8% of

food

/drinks/tobacco

expenditure

by Spaineses, meanwhile, there was varied in range from 1.98% to 6.51% in another two categories.

Furthermore

, citizens in Sweden consumed

food

and drinks occupied 15.77%, followed by 5.4% of clothing and footwear type and 3.22% of leisure and academic type.

Additionally

, Turkey people spent their money on

food

purposes for the most, which

also

claimed the highest

expenditure

of all, contributing 32.14%. In the meantime, there was 6.63% of

expenditure

on clothes and footwear in Turkey and 4.35% of consumer

expenditure

on leisure and academic aspects.