The given table depicts the relative expenses made by the people of Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden and Turkey on essential products and services in 2002.
Overall, it is clear that residents of the listed nations spent more on food, drink and tobacco and less on the other product categories. In comparison to the others, the Turks spent the most on food, drink and tobacco and leisure/education, while the Italians spent the most on clothing and footwear.
In the Year 2000 people of Turkey allocated almost a third of their total expenditure towards Food, Drink and Tobacco, which was followed by the people of Ireland where the expenses on this category accounted for almost 29%. The remaining countries in the list spent between 15-19% only.
On the other hand the expenses made on other two categories were far less. Italians, to begin
with, parted with 9% of their total expenditure on clothing and footwear, while in Ireland, Spain and Turkey the expenses were in the range of 6. 5%. The Swedish spent the least on this (5. 5%). Finally for Leisure and Education the Turks spent slightly more than 4%, while the remaining nations parked less than 4% of their total expenses.
The
given
table depicts the relative expenses made by the
people
of Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden and Turkey on essential products and services in 2002.
Overall
, it is
clear
that residents of the listed nations
spent
more on food, drink and tobacco and less on the
other
product categories.
In comparison
to the others, the Turks
spent
the most on food, drink and tobacco and leisure/education, while the Italians
spent
the most on clothing and footwear.
In the Year 2000
people
of Turkey allocated almost a third of their total expenditure towards Food, Drink and Tobacco, which
was followed
by the
people
of Ireland where the expenses on this category accounted for almost 29%. The remaining countries in the list
spent
between 15-19%
only
.
On the
other
hand the expenses made on
other
two categories were far less. Italians, to
begin
with
, parted with 9% of their total expenditure on clothing and footwear, while in Ireland, Spain and Turkey the expenses were in the range of 6. 5%. The Swedish
spent
the least on this (5. 5%).
Finally
for Leisure and Education the Turks
spent
slightly
more than 4%, while the remaining nations parked less than 4% of their total expenses.