The table shows the figures about the proportion of the money spent on different types of consumptions in five countries in 2002.
There is an obvious fact that Turkey was the first ranked in terms of consumed money for both leisure time and education and eating, drinking and smoking. By contrast, residents in Sweden had spent the least money for food, drinks and tobacco and wearing.
In Turkey, roughly 32 percent of the people’s budget went for food, drinks and smoking. Similarly, Ireland is in the second order, people who lived there spent nearly 29 percent for that. However, these people spent only approximately 2 percent of their money to their education and spare time.
On the other hand, Italian citizens allotted by far the highest rate of their budget (9 %) to the clothing. The Irish, Spanish and Turkish people spent nearly the same proportion of money (6%) on the clothing. Swedish people pay a little less for that.
The table
shows
the figures about the proportion of the
money
spent
on
different
types of
consumptions
in five countries in 2002.
There is an obvious fact that Turkey was the
first
ranked in terms of consumed
money
for both leisure time and education and eating, drinking and smoking. By contrast, residents in Sweden had
spent
the least
money
for food, drinks and tobacco and wearing.
In Turkey, roughly 32 percent of the
people’s
budget went for food, drinks and smoking.
Similarly
, Ireland is in the second order,
people
who
lived
there
spent
nearly
29 percent for that.
However
, these
people
spent
only
approximately 2 percent of their
money
to their education and spare time.
On the other hand
, Italian citizens allotted by far the highest rate of their budget (9 %) to the clothing. The Irish, Spanish and Turkish
people
spent
nearly
the same proportion of
money
(6%) on the clothing. Swedish
people
pay a
little
less for that.