The information given by the table is about the proportion of buyer consumption of three different categories of items in five countries in 2002.
Overall, it can be seen that food, drinks and tobacco had the highest figures while leisure and education had the lowest one.
It can be seen from the table that people in Turkey spent the most on buying food, drinks and tobacco at 32, 14% and Ireland, at nearly 29%. The consumption of food, drinks and tobacco in Italy was slightly higher than Sweden, at 16, 36% and 15, 77% respectively. In Spain, consumer expenditure on food, drinks and tobacco was approximately 19%.
For clothing and footwear, the expenditure was less than other countries with 5. 4% as opposed to the highest spending in Italy, at 9% while other three countries only took up around 6. 5%. The lowest spending was on leisure and education, which accounted for under 5% in all countries. Turkey spent most on these services, at 4, 35%. By contrast, people in Spain spent less than 2%. The other three countries paid from 2. 2% to 3. 2% for leisure and education.
The information
given
by the table is about the proportion of buyer consumption of three
different
categories of items in five
countries
in 2002.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that
food
,
drinks
and
tobacco
had the highest figures while leisure and education had the lowest one.
It can be
seen
from the table that
people
in Turkey spent the most on buying
food
,
drinks
and
tobacco
at 32, 14% and Ireland, at
nearly
29%. The consumption of
food
,
drinks
and
tobacco
in Italy was
slightly
higher than Sweden, at 16, 36% and 15, 77%
respectively
. In Spain, consumer expenditure on
food
,
drinks
and
tobacco
was approximately 19%.
For clothing and footwear, the expenditure was less than other
countries
with 5. 4% as opposed to the highest spending in Italy, at 9% while other three
countries
only
took up around 6. 5%. The lowest spending was on leisure and education, which accounted for under 5% in all
countries
. Turkey spent most on these services, at 4, 35%. By contrast,
people
in Spain spent less than 2%. The other three
countries
paid from 2. 2% to 3. 2% for leisure and education.