Percentage of national Consumer expenditure by category. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

This table indicates the date on consumer expenditure on 3 different item groups (Food, drinks, and tobacco/clothing and footwear/ leisure and education) in five different countries(Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, and Turkey) in 2002. Units are measure by the percentage of national consumer expenditure by category. Ireland and Turkey showing relatively higher rates(28. 91%, 32. 14% respectively)in Food, drinks, and tobacco. Although, Italy, Spain, and Sweden are almost the same percentage at a line not exceeding 20%. In the case of clothing and footwear, Italy displays 9% which is the most rate in this group. However, Ireland, Spain, and Turkey illustrate about 6%. The lowest percentage was Sweden(5. 4%). Looking at the table in leisure and education, the spending average is below 5% that implying inactiveness than the other category group. Overall, the expenditure table makes it clear that the food, drinks, and tobacco group is exceptionally consumed in the five countries. On the contrary, Leisure and education lack consumption. Also, Turkey and Sweden were the two countries depicting the highest and lowest rate of expenditure in all category groups.