The table illustrates the proportion of monthly household income five European countries spend on food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainme Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The table given provides a comparison of domestic wages every month, which citizens in five Europe pay for various fundamental requirements. Looking from an

overall

perspective, it is evident that residents in all regions in Europe allocate a major part of their income to Food & Drink and Housing and significantly less to the other categories. In terms of food and drink, the proportion of income which people in Turkey spend on

this

category is the highest, at 36%. The figures for Spain and the UK are lower, at 31% and 27%, respectively, compared to 25% in France.

However

,

Germany

accounts for the lowest value, at 22%. The percentage of total household wages (which are) allocated for housing by inhabitants in France and

Germany

are 31% and 33%, in the given order,

while

those in the UK are slightly higher, at 37%. The figures for Turkey and Spain are 20% and 18%, in their respective order. With regards to clothing, the expenditure on

this

section in

Germany

makes up 15%. 15% of the total salary is spent on

this

section by dwellers in

Germany

, which is higher than that of Turkey, at 12%, followed by 11% in the UK and 8% in Spain.

However

, the data on France is half as much as that of

Germany

, at 7%. The average percentage of income which inhabitants in these countries spend on entertainment only ranges from 10% to 19%.