The table illustrates the proportion of monthly household income five European countries spend on food and drink, housing, clothing, and entertainment.

The table depicts information associated with the

percentage

of monthly civil revenues that were utilized for purchasing

sustenance

or

refreshments

, housing,

garments

, and joyful

activities

in

five

nations,

such

as France, Germany, Great Britain,

Turkey

, and Spain. Despite slightly fluctuating the

percentage

of purchasing each thing in all

five

nations, numerous citizens in

five

huge countries dramatically utilized the money for

sustenance

or

refreshments

and housing. In terms of

sustenance

or

refreshments

and housing,

this

information illustrates that civil people in

Turkey

purchased food approximately 36%, followed by 31% in Spain and 27% in Great Britain.

Moreover

, houses and apartments were rented by the UK roughly 37%, which was the highest

percentage

, and citizens in Germany had a mildly increasing rented housing by 33%. In terms of

garments

and enjoyable

activities

,

this

data reveals that

garments

were severely purchased by Germany and

Turkey

, 15% and 12%, respectively.

Furthermore

,

Turkey

had a

percentage

of using the money for enjoyable

activities

more than other countries, with 19%. To recapitulate, all

five

large countries dramatically utilized the number of revenues for

sustenance

or

refreshments

and housing

whereas

civil citizens in

five

nations had a lower wage utilization for

garments

and enjoyable

activities

than others.