The given table demonstrates the percentage of household income that residents in 5 different countries spend on 4 categories of items: food, drink, housing clothing and entertainment per month.
It is noticeable that all five nations spend most of their income on food, drink and housing while 2 types remaining reveals the opposite.
As can be seen from the table, the highest figure is recorded for UK at 37% of income spend on housing. Besides, Germany and France witness the similar rank to UK, at 33% and 31% for housing respectively. The figure of proportion of food and drink at 3 mentioned countries is smaller than housing by 6% at least. Nevertheless, this comparison is reversed for both Turkey and Spain, which spend 36% and 31% on food and drink respectively but around a fifth on housing aspect.
All countries spend less income on 2 items remaining: clothing and entertainment. For clothing, the smallest figure is recorded to France, at 7% of residential income whereas Germany, UK and Turkey all spend more than 10% on this item. Germany spends most on entertainment, at 19% while Turkey and UK spend approximately half this amount, at 11% and 10% respectively on this field.
The
given
table demonstrates the percentage of household
income
that residents in 5
different
countries
spend
on 4 categories of items:
food
,
drink
, housing clothing and entertainment per month.
It is noticeable that all five nations
spend
most of their
income
on
food
,
drink
and housing while 2 types remaining reveals the opposite.
As can be
seen
from the table, the highest figure
is recorded
for UK at 37% of
income
spend
on housing.
Besides
, Germany and France witness the similar rank to UK, at 33% and 31% for housing
respectively
. The figure of proportion of
food
and
drink
at 3 mentioned countries is smaller than housing by 6% at least.
Nevertheless
, this comparison
is reversed
for both Turkey and Spain, which
spend
36% and 31% on
food
and
drink
respectively
but
around a fifth on housing aspect.
All countries
spend
less
income
on 2 items remaining: clothing and entertainment. For clothing, the smallest figure
is recorded
to France, at 7% of residential
income
whereas Germany, UK and Turkey all
spend
more than 10% on this item. Germany
spends
most on entertainment, at 19% while Turkey and UK
spend
approximately half this amount, at 11% and 10%
respectively
on this field.