The table illustrates the proportion of monthly household income five European countries spend on food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainment.
The table provides key information about the percentage of
income
that families spend on various items in France
, Germany
, the UK
, Turkey
, and Spain.
Overall
, the highest percentage of households’ expenditures is accounted for housing in France
, the UK
and Germany
. In contrast
, the family in Turkey
and Spain spend the most on food and drink. However
, entertainment expenses are the lowest in Turkey
, while
clothing is in other countries, with the UK
showing equal spending on both clothing and entertainment.
In detail, the highest percentage of income
spent on housing is seen in the UK
(37%), followed by Germany
(33%), and France
(31%). Conversely
, clothing has the smallest share of household income
in France
, with 7 %, while
in Germany
slightly higher, with 15%. In France
, both clothing and entertainment have accounted for an equal proportion, which is 11%.
Meanwhile, Turkey
and Spain's families allocate the largest share on food and drink, which comprises 36% and 31% of their spending, respectively. Moreover
, clothing has the least per cent of income
allocation for these two countries.Submitted by alaaalasiry on
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