The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The tables indicate data concerning the percentage of national consumer expenditure in various categories—food/drink/tobacco, clothing/

footwear

and leisure/education— in five

countries

in 2002

Overall

, it can be seen that all

countries

spent the most on food/drink/tobacco, followed by clothing/

footwear

and leisure/education.

In addition

,

turkey

owned the highest consumption in all categories except clothing/

footwear

which Italy was the highest. Looking at the details, the percentage of consumer expenditure in

Turkey

accounted for about one-

third,

followed by Ireland at 28.91% and the rest formed under half of the total. As for clothing/

footwear

, Italy consumed the most at 9%, and the proportion of expenditure in

this

category was almost similar in 3

countries

, Ireland, Spain and

Turkey

, at around 6%,

while

Spain consumed the least at about 5%. Money spent on leisure and education in

Turkey

accounted for 4.35% which was the largest proportion among the five

countries

, followed closely by Italy and Spain, forming approximately 5%, and the rest was just 2% of spending.