Overall it is clear that all five countries spent most of the household income on food and drinks and housing

The table demonstrates the five different European countries spend their family income on food, drinks, housing, clothing and entertainments.

Overall it is clear that all five countries spent most of the household income on food and drinks and housing

According to the table, people in Turkey and Spain spend most of their income on Food & Drink at 36% and 31% respectively, compared to 25% spending in France and 27% of British people. Similarity, the proportion of income spends on housing in France, Germany and UK are relatively high at 31%, 33%, and 37% respectively.

On the contrary, the spending on entertainment and clothing are noticeably low in five nations. Britain and Turkey have the lowest spending on entertainment at

11% in Britain and 10% in Turkey, compared to the expenditure on entertainment of remaining three nations which are from 13% to 19%. People in Europe spend the least for clothing which only range from 7% to 15%.