The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002
The table illustrates data about how people spend their money on 3 different categories in Ireland, Sweden, Turkey, Italy and Spain in 2002.
What stands out from the graph that, while food/tobacco spending was dominant in all 5 countries, less money was spent on clothing/education.
Turning to the details, food/drinks/tobacco expenditures constituted one third in Turkey and Ireland, meanwhile Italy, Spain, Sweden spent 16%, 18%, 15% respectively in 2002.
On the other hand, clothing/footwear was less popular, however, around 6% of money was expended on it in Ireland, Spain and Turkey. In addition, expenditures on clothing/footware in Italy and Sweden shared 9% and 5. 4% of market respectively.
Finally, the least money was spent on leisure/education in all 5 countries, thus, money was spent on this item in Sweden and Italy was almost equal comprising for 3%, whereas money spend on it was less than 5% in each of other 3 countries.
The table illustrates data about how
people
spend their
money
on 3
different
categories in Ireland, Sweden, Turkey, Italy and Spain in 2002.
What stands out from the graph that, while food/tobacco spending was dominant in all 5 countries, less
money
was
spent
on clothing/education.
Turning to the
details
, food/drinks/tobacco expenditures constituted one third in Turkey and Ireland, meanwhile Italy, Spain, Sweden
spent
16%, 18%, 15%
respectively
in 2002.
On the other hand
, clothing/footwear was less popular,
however
, around 6% of
money
was expended
on it in Ireland, Spain and Turkey.
In addition
, expenditures on clothing/
footware
in Italy and Sweden shared 9% and 5. 4% of market
respectively
.
Finally
, the least
money
was
spent
on leisure/education in all 5 countries,
thus
,
money
was
spent
on this item in Sweden and Italy was almost equal comprising for 3%, whereas
money
spend on it was less than 5% in each of other 3 countries.