The table provides key information about the monthly income of five different European countries, which is spent on drinks, housing, clothing, and entertainment.
Overall, it can be seen that the individuals from France, Germany, and the UK spent their highest percentage of money on accommodation, whereas the people from Turkey and Spain spent it on drinks and food. In contrast, all European countries spent their lowest amount of money on purchasing clothes, except Turkey.
According to what is shown, the people of France, Germany, and the UK almost spend one-third of their total income on housing, accounting for 31%, 33%, and 37%, respectively. On the other hand, they spend only 7%, 15%, and 11%, respectively, to buy clothes, which is their lowest spending.
For the remaining countries, Turkish and Spanish people spend 36% and 31%, respectively, on consuming food and drinks, which is their highest amount of spending. By contrast, Turkish people spend only 10% of their income on leisure and entertainment.