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 chart depicts the results of individual expenditure on various items like Food, Drink, Tobacco, Clothing, Footwear, Leisure and Education from several nations like
Ireland
,Italy, Spain
, Sweden
and Turkey
in 2002.
Overall
, it is clear that
Food, Drink and Tabbaco have the highest investment with the leading market, afterwards the Clothing and Footwear industry
, and lastly
the lowest expenses on Leisure and Education.
To begin
with, in 2002 Ireland
had the second highest consumption of Food, Drink and Tobacco industry
with above a quarter 28.91%. Likewise
, Turkey
with first the highest with 32.14%, afterwards Spain
, Italy, and Sweden
with 18.80%, 16.36% and 15.77%.
In addition
, Ireland
's spending on the Clothing and Footwear industry
was 6.43% alike Spain
Sweden
and Turkey
with 6.51%, 5.40% and 6.63% and Italy with the highest expenditure of 9%. In the leisure and Education industry
, Turkey
has the highest spending of nearly 4.35% similar to Sweden
, Italy, Ireland
and Spain
with 3.22%, 3.20%, 2.21% and 1.98%respectively.Submitted by tushalk329
on
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