The given table compares the percentage expenditure on consumer goods by the population of five various countries for the year 2002.
Overall, it is observed that while the maximum amount was spent on the commodities like food, drinks, tobacco, only a meager spending was seen on leisure and education. The trend remained static for all the five countries.
Among the five given countries, the expenditure on food and beverages was the highest for Turkey, a little over quarter and this was closely followed by Ireland in the same department; meanwhile the least was spent by Sweden.
It is also deduced from the information provided that countries like Spain and Ireland spent a minimal amount of about 2 percent on studies and recreational activities. This was seen to be consistent in all the other countries as well, the majority being spent by Turkey which was approximately 5 percent
The
given
table compares the percentage expenditure on consumer
goods
by the population of five various
countries
for the year 2002.
Overall
, it
is observed
that while the maximum amount was
spent
on the commodities like food, drinks, tobacco,
only
a meager spending was
seen
on leisure and education. The trend remained static for all the five countries.
Among the five
given
countries
, the expenditure on food and beverages was the highest for Turkey, a
little
over quarter and this was
closely
followed by Ireland in the same department; meanwhile the least was
spent
by Sweden.
It is
also
deduced from the information provided that
countries
like Spain and Ireland
spent
a minimal amount of about 2 percent on studies and recreational activities. This was
seen
to be consistent in all the other
countries
as well
, the majority being
spent
by Turkey which was approximately 5
percent