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

The following table chart depicts the percentage of spending of consumers within 5 nations in 2002.

Overall

, the study concerns common expenditures in 5 European countries, namely Ireland, Italy, Spain,Sweden and Turkey.

Firstly

, food, drinks and tobacco are the most common products bought in the 5 countries.Indeed,Turkey outstands the consumption of the aforementioned goods, accounting for 32.14% whilst Sweden is the lowest country where inhabitants spend money on those products, representing 15.77%.

Furthermore

, Ireland comes in second place,followed by Spain and Italy, showcasing respectively a rate of 28.91%,18.80% and 16.36%. Clothing and footwear are the second most sold commodities throughout these states once again.In fact,Italy leads the sales

this

time, accounting for 9%

whereas

the portion in the others varies from 5% to less than 7% approximately.

Lastly

,the chart showcases that,

in contrast

to nourishment, entertainment and education are the least expenditures in all the concerned countries.

For instance

, the part allowed for these activities is less than 2% in Spain.

However

the Turkish people seem to be the most interested in leisure activities,rating 4.35% of their total expenses