The given chart illustrates how much money was spent by consumers on three different items in five various nations in the year 2002.
Overall, while the amount of money spent on food, drinks, and tobacco by people in all five countries examined was the highest, the opposite figure was seen in leisure and education. It is also clear that the Italians spent the most on clothing and footwear among people in five countries.
Looking first at countries with significant expenditures, the most popular item that people in Turkey spent on was food, beverages, and tobacco, with a figure of 32.14% of customer spending. This number far exceeded the amount of money allocated to clothing and footwear and leisure and education, with respective figures being 6.63% and 4.35%, even though the amount of money spent on leisure and education in Turkey was the highest among the five nations. It is important to note that although people in Ireland spent more money on food, drinks, and tobacco than those in Italy, they spent less than the Italians on clothing and footwear and leisure and education, and all these figures were lower than the amount of money spent on all three categories by individuals in Turkey.
As for the other countries, although individuals in Spain consumed more food, drinks, and Tobacco and clothing and footwear than those in Sweden (18.80% and 6.51% as opposed to 15.77% and 5.40%), the amount of money they spent on leisure and education was lower than the Swedish, with a figure of 1.98% compared to 3.22%. It is noteworthy that people in Sweden also allocated the least money to food, drinks, and tobacco, and clothing and footwear.