The table gives information on consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002.

The graph shows detail about how certain countries such as Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden and Turkey, allocate their money. The data presents figures collected in 2002. Overall, one can conclude that five nations used up their expenses mostly in food, drinks, and tobacco. It was also notable that people invested the least in leisure and education. In detail, Turkey was seen to have the highest expenditure for food, drinks, and tobacco with 32. 14% which was followed by Ireland with 28. 91%. It was also showed that Spain obtained the third level of consumption with 18. 80% Ranging with slightly similar percentages, Italy and Sweden got the lowest ranking with 16. 36% and 15. 77%. A different pattern was given whereas it was noted that Italy spent the most for clothing and footwear with 9. 00% and chased up by Turkey, Spain, and Ireland with a closed number of expenses between 6. 63% to 6. 43%. Landing at the bottom, Sweden only put in 5. 40% for these particular items. Meanwhile, for leisure and education, it was evident that Turkey attained the top score with 4. 35%. One can notice that Italy and Sweden had an almost uniform quotation with 3. 22% and 3. 20%.