The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002.
The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002. wjYY
Overall, in all countries people spend the majority of money on essential needs as food, drinks and tobacco, while the minority of it is paid for leisure or education. The largest proportion of money is spent on food and drinks approximately from 16-32% of total amount. Two countries, namely Ireland and Turkey demonstrate the highest contributions in the list of consumers spending money on products, also, illustrate relatively similar numbers in three countries. Consumers from these 5 countries pay for clothing less than 1/10 of their income, the largest proportion of money spent on clothes is depicted by Italy(9%) Studies and entertainment have only the lowest percentages of cash spent on them, about 2-4% from each country, the highest contribution is accounted by Turkey (4. 35%)
Overall
, in all
countries
people
spend the majority of
money
on essential needs as food, drinks and tobacco, while the minority of it
is paid
for leisure or education. The largest proportion of
money
is spent
on food and drinks approximately from 16-32% of total amount. Two
countries
,
namely
Ireland and Turkey demonstrate the highest contributions in the list of consumers spending
money
on products,
also
, illustrate
relatively
similar numbers in three
countries
. Consumers from these 5
countries
pay for clothing less than 1/10 of their income, the largest proportion of
money
spent on clothes
is depicted
by Italy(9%) Studies and entertainment have
only
the lowest percentages of cash spent on them, about 2-4% from each
country
, the highest contribution
is accounted
by Turkey (4. 35%)