The table illustrates information about the amounts of spending on different products in five nations in 2002. Overall, the biggest percentage of money was spent on food products, including food, drinks, and tobacco, in all countries, while the lowest percentage of the budget was allocated to Leisure and Education. The difference between the highest and lowest figures was significant.
Looking at the details, the percentage of money allocated to food products was 28.91% in Ireland, being the most money spent in this period. The percentage of the overall budget allocated to Leisure and Education was relatively lower, accounting for 2.21%, respectively. Leisure Education were the least common.
Turning to the details of figures for expenditure in Italy, the biggest percentage of the budget was allocated to food products as in Ireland, at 16.36%. 9.00% was the percentage allocated for Clothing footwear; this percentage for Leisure and Education was 3.20%. As for the percentage for food products in Spain, it was higher than in other countries. This percentage was 18.80% and 6.51% was allocated for clothing and footwear. This percentage for Leisure and Education was 1.98%.
