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Band 6+: • 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 gives information about household expenditures in UK, Japan, Korea, Norway, and Turkey countries within 1996.

Overall, it is clear from the graph that in these place outlays on food, drinks, tabacco represents the largest persentage. The smallest persentage of them are leisure and education. In terms of clothing and footwear, all countries recorded avarage proportion, lying between 5% and 9%.

According to what is shown in the graph,Turkey has more expenditure for products than others such as Norwey has less spending to this direction. Turkey allocated the highest proportion of its spending to leisure and education (4.35%) , whereas Korea devoted the least (1.98%). However ,not only Japan , but also Korea outlayted avarage level for food, drinks and tabacco (approximately 16-19%). In addition, the greatest number of spending cash is for clothing and footwear in Japan at 9.00% , by contrast, the lowest figure was recorded in Norway, at 5.40%.

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