The table illustrates the percentage of national consumer expenditure by category in five different counries in 2002.
In 2002 citizents of Ireland used 28. 91% of their money on consumables making Ireland the country with the second biggest percentage after turkey. Ireland is in third place for clothing with 6. 43% and fourth place for leasure and education with 2. 21%. Italy spent only 16. 36% on food which is less than Ireland but they are in first place for clothing with 9%. Spain follows the general rule and the money used for consumales has the biggest percentage with 18. 80% and Leasure is in last place with 1. 9% which means Spain is the country which spent the least in education.
Overall it can be seen that most money was spent on consumables such as food, with Turkey having the biggest percentage of all the countries, while leasure and education had the smallest fraction of all the categories. The money spent on clothing was lesser than than food but more than leasure.
The table illustrates the
percentage
of national consumer expenditure by category in five
different
counries
in 2002.
In 2002
citizents
of Ireland
used
28. 91% of their
money
on consumables making Ireland the country with the second biggest
percentage
after turkey. Ireland is in third
place
for clothing with 6. 43% and fourth
place
for
leasure
and education with 2. 21%. Italy
spent
only
16. 36% on food which is less than Ireland
but
they are in
first
place
for clothing with 9%. Spain follows the general
rule
and the
money
used
for
consumales
has the biggest
percentage
with 18. 80% and
Leasure
is in last
place
with 1. 9% which means Spain is the country which
spent
the least in education.
Overall
it can be
seen
that most
money
was
spent
on consumables such as food, with Turkey having the biggest
percentage
of all the countries, while
leasure
and education had the smallest fraction of all the categories. The
money
spent
on clothing was lesser
than than
food
but
more than
leasure
.