The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002.
The given table compares the percentages of consumer expenditure for three categories in five countries in 2002.
Overall
, people have a tendency to spend more money on food/drink/tobacco, Linking Words
while
for leisure and education, spending Linking Words
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in
this
category witnessed the smallest share.
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the amount of money spent on food/drink/tobacco in Turkey, at 32.14%, and Ireland, at nearly 29% accounted for the largest proportion, which was higher than any other countries. Linking Words
In contrast
, the percentage of expenditure for clothing/footwear in Italy constituted the largest portion, at 9%, significantly greater than the other four nations. Regarding Linking Words
leirsure
and education, Turkey and Sweden were the largest consumers, at 4.35% and 3.22% respectively.
Swedish people spend the least on food/drink/tobacco, at nearly 16%. Correct your spelling
leisure
This
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also
be seen in the figure for clothing/footwear, at 5.4%. Linking Words
However
, Spain had slightly higher numbers for these categories, but the lowest figure for leisure/education, at only 1.98%.Linking Words
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