The table provides data on how expenditure was allocated for three various items percentagewise in five countries in the year 2002

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The table provides data on how expenditure was allocated for three various items percentagewise in five countries in the year 2002.

Overall, eatables/beverages/tobacco received the mist amount of money in every country, while the reverse is true for the case of recreation and education. Moreover, the Turkish seem to have been the most spendthrift nation.

Turning to the details, people in Turkish devoted around 32% of their budget to food/drink/tobacco, who times more than their Italian counterparts. While the Italian expended more on clothing/footwear than the Turkish (9%), the latter nation spent more on leisure/education (4.35%).

Regarding Irish consumers, just below 29% of the budget went on food/drink/tobacco, whilst this figure stood at about 19% for the case of Spanish people. In terms of other two items, these nations allocated relatively similar expenditure, around 7% for clothing/footwear and 2% for leisure/education. People in Sweden, on the other hand, devoted 15.77%of their spending to food/drink/tobacco, roughly triple and quintuple the pattern for clothing/footwear and recreation/education respectively.