The table chart depicts that information about expenditure consumers on food, clothes, and leisure in five countries Spain, Turkey, Ireland, Sweden, and Italy in 2002.
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The table chart gives a comparison of consumer spending in three categories, including food, clothes and leisure
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the table illustrates the proportion of five different countries: Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden and Linking Words
Turkey
in 2002.
First of all, the communities of Use synonyms
Turkey
's highest percentage 32.14% spent money on Food and tobacco, Use synonyms
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the Ireland people were lower than in Linking Words
Turkey
in 2002. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, in Italy, Sweden and Spain families spend approximately 17% of total consumer costs on dishes and drinks.
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On the other hand
, most people use less money to buy clothing than meals and beverages. Linking Words
For instance
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Turkey
's population expended 6.63% of their monthly salary on footwear, Use synonyms
subsequently
, Italy's public is greater than all the countries.
Regarding free time and education, Ireland and Spain consumers spend about 2% of their income, Linking Words
while
Italy, Linking Words
Turkey
and Sweden communities are lower than these people.Use synonyms
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