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 table illustrates the percentage of spending by people, in five countries on five different needs, in 2002.

Overall

, there are 3 different items. The first

one

is food, the second is clothing and the

last

is education and leisure. As seen in the image, Turkey's national consumer expenditure on foods, drinks and tobacco is the largest and Sweden has the worst index with 32.14% and 15.77% respectively. Undisputed second place was Ireland, their spending is nearly 29% accurately 28.91%. Italy and Spain had similar results, the first

one

had 16.36% and the second

one

had 18.8%. As shown in the table, even if Italy had almost the worst indicator in the first item, they had the best

one

on clothing and footwear with 9%. The other 4 areas had roughly the same results, the biggest is 6.63% and the fewest is 5.40% properly. Noticeably humans in these countries don't spend on leisure very much,

for example

, the best

one

is 4.35% and the minimum is approximately 2%.