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

The provided table depicts the share of income families spend their

money

in five countries in Europe.

Overall

, the biggest percentage of

money

goes towards food and drink and housing in all countries

while

clothing is bought the least. People living in France, Germany, and the UK put most of their financial resources into housing

whereas

those from Turkey and Spain spend the largest share of income on food and drinks.

According to

the data, France, Germany, and the UK spend the biggest amount of

money

on housing with 31, 33 and 37%, respectively. They have a common trend of spending less

money

on clothing out of all categories with citizens of France achieving only a mere 7%. Returning to the remaining countries, both Turkey and Spain used a bit more than a third of their monthly salary on food and drinks;

therefore

, promoting

this

category as their biggest expenditure.

Although

the resources spent on housing were similar at around 20% of the income, people in Spain used 5% more for entertainment.