The table gives expenditure on various categories amongst the countries of ireland italy spain sweden and turkey.

The table statistically illustrates the proportion of people's expenses for various items in different countries of Europe i. e Ireland, Spain, Sweden and Turkey in the year 2002. It can be clearly seen that the national consumer expenditure on food items and education is highest in Turkey and lowest in Sweden and Spain respectively. All of these countries prefer spending most of their income on edibles, drinks and on smoking. A moderate amount is spent on clothing and footwear articles while an even lesser amount is spent on recreational activities and education. Food, drinks and tobacco consumption is 32. 14% in Turkey which is twice the amount spent by Italy (16. 36%), and is followed by Ireland with a 28. 91% expenditure. Spain and Sweden are relatively close to Italy with 18. 80% and 15. 77% respectively. Italy's consumer expenditure on clothing is 9% while it is quite less in the other countries. Recreational activities and education are comparatively considered important in Italy (4. 35%) with the trend decreasing to almost 2% in Spain. After analysing these facts, it can be concluded that people of Turkey are most concerned about their health and education while Italy invests most on fashion industry.