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The given table illustrates the percentages of items consumed in 5 different countries in 2002. Overall view, Food, drinks, and tobacco occupy the highest percentages of items consumed in 2002, in all countries.
Turkey is considered the highest country consuming water, food, and tobacco with a score of 30 percent, followed by Ireland, Spain, Italy, and Sweden with a score of 28, 17, 16, and 9 percent respectively. However that spent on clothing, and footwear is the highest in Italy with a percentage of 9, followed by Italy, Ireland, and Turkey with a score approximately 6. 5 percent, and Sweden with the least score o 5 percent. On the contrary Turkey scores the highest percentage on leisure, and education with a score of 4 percent, followed by Italy, and, Spain with a score of 3, and finally Sweden, and Ireland with a score of 2 percent.
Turkey occupies the first rank among other countries in affording daily needs, and education, however in the case of clothing, and expenditure, Italy scored the highest.
The
given
table illustrates the
percentages
of items consumed in 5
different
countries in 2002.
Overall
view, Food, drinks, and tobacco occupy the highest
percentages
of items consumed in 2002, in all countries.
Turkey
is considered
the highest country consuming water, food, and tobacco with a
score
of 30
percent
, followed by Ireland, Spain, Italy, and Sweden with a
score
of 28, 17, 16, and 9
percent
respectively
.
However
that spent on clothing, and footwear is the highest in Italy with a
percentage
of 9, followed by Italy, Ireland, and Turkey with a
score
approximately 6. 5
percent
, and Sweden with the least
score
o 5
percent
.
On the contrary
Turkey
scores
the highest
percentage
on leisure, and education with a
score
of 4
percent
, followed by Italy, and, Spain with a
score
of 3, and
finally
Sweden, and Ireland with a
score
of 2 percent.
Turkey occupies the
first
rank among other countries in affording daily needs, and education,
however
in the case of clothing, and expenditure, Italy scored the highest.