The table illustrates customer purchases across three categories in five different countries in 2002.
Overall, buyers from Turkey and Ireland dominated across most categories, outperforming the other countries. However, Sweden showed a lower percentage of usage for various items compared to the other nations.
The data is divided into three categories: food and drink, clothing, and education. Italy had a dominant share in clothing items, such as footwear, with 9.00%, while other countries had lower figures. However, Italy lagged behind in the other categories. Spain had average percentages for all categories, with 18.80% for food and drink, 6.51% for clothing, and the lowest at almost 2% for education.
As mentioned earlier, Turkey had excellent figures, with over 32% of purchases in the food and drink category, less than 7% for clothing, and over 4% for education. Ireland also performed well, with nearly 29% in the food and drink category. However, its figures for clothing and education were similar to those of other countries.