the table chart compares and contrasts data on the differences in the percentage of various items that people spent on in five specific nations in 2002.

the table chart compares and contrasts data on the differences in the percentage of various items that people spent on in five specific nations in 2002. Generally speaking, while the proportion of people spending on food, drinks and tobacco was the largest in each country, that of leisure/eduction was the lowest. More specially, Turkey people spent the highest percentage on food, drinks and tobacco, with the figures at 32%. There was 3. 23 and 13. 34% higher than that in Ireland and Spain respectively. The percentage of The Italy and The Sweden spending on this category was just under 17%. For clothing and footwear the consumers of these five countries spent around 5% to 9%The expenditure on leisure and education is slightly less than these 2 categories. The highest number of people in Leisure was in Turkey, accouting for 34%