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

The table illustrates lifestyle cost information of five different European areas - France, Germany, the UK,

Turkey

and Spain.

Also

shows the cost as a percentage by separate variety categories which are food and drink, housing, clothing, and entertainment.

To begin

with, it is easy to observe that

Turkey

citizens spend the most income on food and drink which places them significantly ahead of other country's expenses with 36%.

while

Germans had the lowest waste of money on food and drink.

Moreover

, people who live in the UK spend 37% of their salary on housing, followed by the Germans and the French where they put 33% and 31% of

incomes

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, respectively.

Furthermore

, France and

Spain

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individuals had the lowest proportions of buying clothes with 7% and 8% in order, compared to Germany and

Turkey

which are more interested in outfits and styles with 15% and 12% in turn.

However

,

it is clear that

Germans invest 19% of gains on quality time and

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, ranked second to Spain citizens by 15%.

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the UK and

Turkey

had approximately similar figures for lowest costs with 11% and 10% in order.

Overall

, the table displays the balancing of spending incomes on distinct household needs.