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Band 5+: • The table below gives data on consumer expenditure on different items in five different countries in 1998. • Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features. • You should write at least 150 words

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The image is a table showing "Percentage of national consumer expenditure by category - 1998" for five countries: UK, Japan, Korea, Norway, and Turkey. The table is divided into four columns: Country, Food/Drinks/Tobacco, Clothing/Footwear, and Leisure/Education. The UK has 28.91% for Food/Drinks/Tobacco, 6.43% for Clothing/Footwear, and 2.21% for Leisure/Education. Japan reports 16.36%, 9.00%, and 3.20% respectively. Korea shows 18.80%, 6.51%, and 1.98%. Norway has 15.77%, 5.40%, and 3.22%. Lastly, Turkey displays 32.14%, 6.63%, and 4.35% for the three categories.
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The table provide 1998 year’s figures of consumer spending on different stuffs in five countries.

Overall,population of Turkey expenditure on these items is the biggest among given countries.In addition,people from all five countries spend more money on food,drinks and tabacco than other two spheres.

UK and Turkey people spending the biggest percentage of their money to food,drinks and tobacco,28.91% and 32.14%,respectively.While they have approximately 30%,while Japan,Korea,Norway consumer expenditure do not even reaching 20%.It is 16.36%,18.80% and 15.77%,respectively.Although these countries has the lowest figures comparing to Turkey and UK in that type of items,even so these numbers are rather bigger than in remaining spheres.

This table shows relatively small numbers in clothing,footwear and leisure,education.Even expentidure percentage of turkey on leisure,education which is 4.35% and the biggest among others,four times lower than the lowest percentage of expenditure on food,drinks,tabacco.In the clothing,footwear,situation is slightly better.On the is Japan with 9% percent,next tree countries have same numbers,approximately 6.5%.

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