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

The table depicts the amount of money spent by consumers on various goods and services in five countries (Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, and

Turkey

) in 2002. The units are measured in percentages.

Overall

, the people of

Turkey

spend the most compared to the other nations.

Additionally

, food, drinks, and tobacco represent the most consumed items in all countries,

while

leisure and education are the least sought after. In terms of food, drinks, and tobacco, the largest expenditure (about 32%) is seen among residents of

Turkey

,

while

Sweden, spending 15.77%, shows the least interest in the same.

Although

Turkey

spends the most on leisure and education as well, Spain shows the lowest expenditure, with a contribution of just under 2%.

On the contrary

, Italy spends the most on clothing and footwear.

According to

the data, Italians make up 9% of the market. Similar to edible goods, Sweden sees the lowest expenditure on clothing and footwear, accounting for under five and a half

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