The table shows information by category on consumer 
expenditure
 on different items in Ireland, Italy, Use synonyms
Spain
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Sweden
, and Use synonyms
Turkey
 in 2002. 
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Firstly
, all the five countries spent the most on food, drinks and tobacco. People in Linking Words
Turkey
 spent 32.14% of their income on Use synonyms
this
 category, followed by Ireland at 28.91%. Linking Words
While
 citizens in Italy, Linking Words
Spain
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Sweden
 used up only Use synonyms
teen
 per cent, at 16.36%, 18.80%, and 15.77%, with Correct your spelling
ten
this
, Linking Words
Sweden
 had the least spending on these items.
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Next, 
consumers in Italy spent 9.00% of their Linking Words
expenditure
 on clothing and footwear, making them the biggest spenders on them. Ireland, Use synonyms
Spain
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Turkey
 had similar proportions, ranging from 6.63% to 6.43%, but the Swedish spent merely 5.40% on clothes and shoes.
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Lastly
, leisure and Education were the smallest Linking Words
expenditure
 among all these three categories in all five countries. Even in Use synonyms
Turkey
 where the spending was the greatest, the figure was only 4.35%. Following Use synonyms
Turkey
, there was Use synonyms
Sweden
 at 3.22% and Italy at 3.20% of their money consumed on entertainment. Use synonyms
Spain
 was the lowest spending country in Use synonyms
this
 category, at 1.98%.
In conclusion, the population of four European countries plus Linking Words
Turkey
 had the highest expenses for food, drinks, and tobacco in 2002. Use synonyms
Nevertheless
, leisure and education had the smallest percentage of consumer Linking Words
expenditure
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