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Band 7+: The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts a table with data on the percentage of expenditure on food/drink/tobacco, clothing/footwear, and leisure/education in five countries. Ireland has the highest percentage in food/drink/tobacco at 28.91%, Italy in clothing/footwear at 9.00%, and Turkey in leisure/education at 4.35%. Turkey also has the highest overall food/drink/tobacco expenditure at 32.14%, while Sweden has the lowest in clothing/footwear at 5.40% and Spain in leisure/education at 1.98%.
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The table compares the percentage of expenditure for various projects in five different countries: Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, and Turkey in 2002.

Overall, it is evident that Turkey spent the most money for food items and leisure or educational activities, whereas Italy spent the most for clothing or footwear items. The largest part of the expenditure was spent on food products.

To begin with, Ireland paid 28.91% of its national budget on food/drinks/tobacco, and Italy spent merely 16.36% of its total expenditure on these products. Whereas, Spain and Sweden spent 18.80% and 15.77% on food, drinks, and tobacco, respectively. Meanwhile, Turkey’s figure was the highest, accounting for 32.14% of its total budget.

Moreover, Ireland, Spain and Turkey spent more than 6% of their national funds on clothing and footwear. Whereas, this percentage for Sweden was only 5.40% on these items. Italy spent around 1 in 10% of its budget on clothes and footwear.

In contrast, Italy and Sweden used almost the same 3.2% of their total national expenditure. Ireland used 2.21%, and Spain spent 1.98% of their country’s budget on leisure or education. Turkey spent the highest percentage of its expenditure on leisure and educational activities.

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