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Band 5+: The table below gives information on household spending on different items in five different countries in 2004. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a table titled 'Percentage of household expenditure by category - 2004', showing data for five countries across three categories. For Ireland, spending was 28.90% on Food, Drinks and Tobacco, 6.40% on Clothing, Footwear, and Home Accessories, and 2.20% on Leisure and Education. For Italy, the figures were 16.40%, 9.00%, and 3.20% respectively. For Portugal, they were 18.00%, 6.60%, and 2.50%. For Finland, the percentages were 15.80%, 5.40%, and 3.20%. Lastly, for Turkey, the expenditures were 32.10% for Food, Drinks and Tobacco, 6.60% for Clothing, Footwear, and Home Accessories, and 4.40% for Leisure and Education.
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The table illustrates data about household expenses on distinct goods in five different countries ( Ireland, Italy, Portugal, Finland, and Turkey) in the years of 2004.

It is noticeable from the table that there are three dissimilar category given in percentage. There is Food, Drinks and Tabacoo being the most costable proportion.

Looking at the infomation in more detail, in the Food and Drinks category Ireland has 28,90%; Italy has 16.40%; Portugal has 18,00%; Finland has the lowest percentage, at 15,80% and Turkey has the highest percentage, at 32,10%. The next category is Clothing and House Accessories where Ireland has 6,40%; Italy has the biggest proportion, at 9,00%; Portugal and Turkey are having similar percentage, at 6,60%; and Finland having the smallest proportion, at 5,40%. The final category is Leisure and Education. Italy and Finland has same 3,20% in their fraction. Ireland and Portugal has difference by 0,30% ( 2,20% and 2,50%). Finally, the Turkey which is has the highest proportion, at 4,40%.

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