The given tabular chart depicts the information regarding monthly earnings spending on food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainment in five different European countries. The data is calculated in percentage. Overall, all five countries spending was the maximum in food and drinks and housing, while all countries spend the least earnings in clothing and entertainment sector. Getting into details, the spending of France, Germany and UK in food and drink was 25%, 22% and 27% respectively. In contrast, Turkey and Spain spend more than 30% earnings in food and drinks. In case of housing, expenditure of Turkey and Spain was near about one-tenth, although in France, Germany and UK spending made on housing was approximately one third. On the contrary, expenditure of France and Spain in clothing was same at 8%. In Germany, UK and Turkey, spendings on clothing was 15%, 11% and 12% respectively. In case of entertainment, one fifth of salary was spend by Germany. In Turkey and UK, expenditure was nearly one tenth. Spending of France and Spain was 3% more than UK and Turkey.
The
given
tabular chart depicts the information regarding monthly earnings
spending
on
food
and
drink
, housing, clothing and entertainment in five
different
European countries. The data
is calculated
in percentage.
Overall
, all five countries
spending
was the maximum in
food
and
drinks
and housing, while all countries spend the least earnings in clothing and entertainment sector. Getting into
details
, the
spending
of France, Germany and UK in
food
and
drink
was 25%, 22% and 27%
respectively
.
In contrast
, Turkey and Spain spend more than 30% earnings in
food
and
drinks
. In case of housing, expenditure of Turkey and Spain was near about one-tenth, although in France, Germany and UK
spending
made on housing was approximately one third.
On the contrary
, expenditure of France and Spain in clothing was same at 8%. In Germany, UK and Turkey,
spendings on
clothing was 15%, 11% and 12%
respectively
. In case of entertainment, one fifth of salary was
spend
by Germany.
In
Turkey and UK, expenditure was
nearly
one tenth.
Spending
of France and Spain was 3% more than UK and Turkey.