The tabular chart delineates the percentage of expenditure done in three different categories by five different nations in 2002.
Overall, it is evident that, majority of the money was expended in food/drinks/tobacco category by all countries, whereas least money was utilized in attire and education categories.
To initiate with food/drinks/tobacco, Turkey and and Ireland has spent the highest amount which was well close to one third, 32.14% and 28.91% respectively. Almost half of Turkey was done by Italians and Swids (16.36% and 15.77%) and nearly one fifth (18.80%) amount of money was spent by the people of Spain.
Additionally, as for the clothing/footwear, maximum money was spent by Italy which accounted for 9%, meanwhile Sweden had done the expense which was just 5.40%. The Ireland, Spain and Turkey, all had shared a same expense of roughly 6.5%. To add further, in leisure/education category, the most amount was expended by Turks(4.34%) and approximately half of that was done by Irish people(2.21%). Moreover, as for Italy and Sweden the figure was very identical, accounted for 3.2% and lastly the least money was spent by Spain which was 1.98% in 2002.