The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items ni five different countries ni 2002. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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data on the money spent on various items in the nations of Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, and Turkey in 2002.

Overall

, every country spent the most money on

food

,

drinks

and

tobacco

among other categories. In clothing and footwear, Italy spent more than any other country,

whereas

Spain spent the least for

leisure

or

education

purposes. Nearly a third of Turkey's expenditure was on

food

,

drinks

and

tobacco

and 4.35% on

leisure

and

education

, making it the highest spender in both these categories.

This

was closely followed by Ireland

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despite being the second highest spender on

food

,

drinks

and

tobacco

( 28.91%), spent the second least on

leisure

or

education

at 2.21%. Both the countries spent nearly the same on clothing or footwear. Spain's consumerism on

food

,

drinks

and

tobacco

accounted for nearly a fifth, making it the third largest consumer in

this

category,

although

it had the lowest expenditure of only 1.98% in

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leisure

and

education

.

This

was closely followed by Italy and Sweden

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spent approximately the same in both

food

,

drinks

,

tobacco

( 16.37% vs 15.77%) and

leisure

,

education

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( 3.2% vs 3.22%) .

However

, Italy spent the highest amount of 9% on clothing,

footwear

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and Sweden spent the least (5.4%) among any other country in

this

category.