The table illustrates the proportion of monthly household income five European countries spend on food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainment. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant.

The given table illustrates the

the

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household income in five

countries

that is

spent on

food

and drink ,housing, clothing and entertainment.

It is clear that

U.K. Workers spend the most on housing with 37%

due to

the high population compared to

size

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the

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country

To begin

with

food

and drink, Turkey takes first as

highest

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the highest

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nation that

spend

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spends

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on it with 37%

percent

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per cent

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of their gross income,

However

, Germany is the least country that spends on

food

and drinks, probably because German's farming and agriculture

is

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more developed than Turkish's,

Nonetheless

, German employees spend on clothing and entertainment more than all the other

countries

in the table above.

Secondly

, Spain and Turkey pay the lowest

on

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housing,

due to

low

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the low

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demand

on renting

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for rent

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in the two

countries

,

In addition

, Spain and France are

also

the least

countries

that

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where

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workers spend their money on clothing.

To conclude

, the prices of

food

and drinks

is

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the highest in Spain and Turkey

due to

the

significant

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high percentage of their income

that is

spent on it.