The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in 5 different countries in 2002. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The table provides data on the percentage of
consumer
spending in five countries
(Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden
, and Turkey
) across three categories: food/drink/tobacco, clothing/footwear, and leisure
/education
in 2002.
Overall
, food/drink/tobacco had the highest consumer
expenditure across all five countries
, with Turkey
and Ireland leading this
category
. Italy showed the highest spending on clothing/footwear, whereas
spending on leisure
/education
remained low across all countries
.
In the food/drink/tobacco category
, Turkey
had the largest share of consumer
spending at 32.14%, followed closely by Ireland at 28.91%. In contrast
, Italy, Spain, and Sweden
spent less than 19% in this
category
, with Sweden
having the lowest expenditure at 15.77%.
For clothing/footwear, Italy recorded the highest expenditure, with 9% of consumer
spending allocated to this
category
. The other countries
all spent below 7%, with Sweden
reporting the lowest figure at 5.40%.
Spending on leisure
/education
was minimal in all countries
. Turkey
again led this
category
with 4.35%, while
Spain gave the least amount, at 1.98%. Sweden
and Italy spent around 3.2% each, and Ireland’s spending on leisure
and education
was slightly lower, at 2.21%.Submitted by za.nazmi on
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