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

The column graph shows the proportion of expenditure on

food

/drinks/

tobacco

, clothing/footwear, and leisure/

education

in five various countries throughout 2002.

Overall

, all the given nations spent the most on

food

/drinks/

tobacco

,

while

money

spent

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was spent

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on entertainment and

education

. In general, 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

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.

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 leisure and

education

, Turkey and Sweden were the largest consumers, at 4. 35% and 3. 22% respectively.

Initially

, Swedish people

spend

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the least on

food

/drink/

tobacco

, at nearly 16%.

This

trend can

also

be seen in the figure for clothing/footwear, at 5. 4%.

However

, Spain had slightly higher numbers for these categories,

on the

contrary

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the lowest figure for leisure/

education

, at only 1. 98%.