The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002
The graph provides data about consumer expenditure on various goods in Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden and Turkey in 2002.
Overall
, we can see that all Linking Words
category
of goods that all Fix the agreement mistake
categories
countries
spent most on was food, beverages and tobacco, which was three times higher than on other types of items. The lowest waste could be noticed Use synonyms
on
leisure and education in all five Change preposition
in
countries
.
Turkey spent the most 32.14 Use synonyms
percent
in terms of food,drinks and tobacco. The expenditure of Ireland was Change the spelling
per cent
also
high, compared to Sweden which spent the least. Italy and Spain wasted 16.36% and 18.80% respectively. On the other side, the lowest spending was on leisure and education which accounted for under five percent in all Linking Words
countries
. Use synonyms
However
, Turkey spent Linking Words
most
on these goods at 4.35% which is around double that of Spain.
Clothes and footwear Correct article usage
the most
was
the third category of Change the verb form
were
customers
expenditure named expenses for those items were between nine Change the noun form
customer
percent
in Italy and 5.40% in Sweden. The average spending in these Change the spelling
per cent
field
for the remaining Fix the agreement mistake
fields
countries
Use synonyms
were
around 6.5%Correct subject-verb agreement
was
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