The given table depicts the number of national consumer expenses categorized into three groups: food and drinks, outfits and shoes, and leisure and education in five different countries in 2002.
A glance at the table reveals that spending for food purposes was the largest proportion in every country, according to information, while the smallest proportion was for leisure and education purposes.
It is immediately noticeable that the percentage of food expenditure in Turkey and Ireland was more than 27%; it was about 32.14% and 28.91%, respectively, whereas the others were under 20% of the total in each country.
The number of clothing and footwear expenditures varied in different countries. Sweden was the country that had the lowest percentage of this purpose; it was about 4 percentage points smaller than that in Italy. Spending for clothing and footwear was almost twice that for leisure and education. The country that had the highest percentage was Turkey, accounting for 4.35%.
