The table below gives information about consumers spending on different items in five different countries in 2002. v.2

The depicted table enumerates the comparative data on consumer expenditure on various products of five respective countries in the year 2002. Overall, it is clear that the majority of people of all listed countries had spent their highest on food, drinks as well as tobacco. However, leisure and education represent the lowest portion. In brief, in terms of food, drinks, and tobacco, Turkey makeup the highest trend which is nearly one-third. Similarly, the second-highest expenditure was made by Ireland at 28. 91 percent, followed by Spain, Italy, and Sweden at 18. 80 percent, 16. 36 percent, and 15. 77 percent respectively. On the contrary, Italians seem to have spent the highest amount of expenses on clothing as well as footwear at approximately 9 percent. Moreover, there seems a marginal difference in the remaining countries. Furthermore, Turkey had experienced the largest ratio in the context of leisure and education at 4. 35 percent. Likewise, Spanish people seem to spend the least expenses on the category of leisure and education which is a tiny portion.