The table provides information on the proportions of three different household items over the total consumer spending of five countries in the year 2020.
Overall, a notable observation from the chart is that the most popular category among the others was food and drinks with substantially higher rates. The highest consumer spending over the items was comprised by Turkish, ranking the second on clothing exceptionally.
32.14% of Total turkey consumer spending was responsible for food and drinks, followed by Ireland at 28.91%. However, clothing comprised nearly same in Turkey and Ireland with 6.43% and 6.63% respectively. The highest expenditure on leisure and education was accounted by Turkish by 4.35% which was twice as higher as Ireland in same category.
Looking into Italy, Spain, and Sweden, almost 19% of Spain consumer expenditure was on food and drinks which was closely higher than Italy and Sweden. However, Italy was over the them at 9.0% on clothing. The percentage of money spent was almost same in importance for Italy and Sweden with around 3.2%, but Spain was under them at 1,98%.