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Band 5+: The table below gives information kn consumer spending on different items in five differenf countries in 2002

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The image displays a table detailing consumer spending on different categories in five countries for the year 2002. The first row lists Food/Drinks/Tobacco, with Ireland at 28.91%, Italy at 16.36%, Spain at 18.80%, Sweden at 15.77%, and Turkey at 32.14%. The second row presents Clothing/Footwear, with Ireland at 6.43%, Italy at 9.00%, Spain at 6.51%, Sweden at 5.40%, and Turkey at 6.63%. The third row depicts Leisure/Education, with Ireland at 2.21%, Italy at 3.20%, Spain at 1.98%, Sweden at 3.22%, and Turkey at 4.35%.

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The table demonstrates data on consumer purchasing various items in five different countries in 2002.

From an overall perspective, it is clear that consumer spent his money mostly on food, drinks or tobacco, whereas the leasts money was spent on leisure and education.

It can be seen that highest percentage of money was ellocated on food/drinks/tobacco and education was in Turkey, 32,14% and 4,35%, respectively. Whereas the least spent money on food was in Sweden (15,77%), and 6,63% was ellocated on clothes. In Italy customer spent 9% of his income on clothings, which is the highest among money spent on clothes or footwear, while only 2,21% of money was ellocated on education.

In Ireland the 28,91% of income was spent on food, which is twice of that in Sweden, however in Sweden, customer spent 1,01% more money on education. In Spain the lowest percentage was ellocated on education, which is 1,98%, but the money spent on food was in top three (18,80%).

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