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The table illustrates how citizens in five different countries allocated their budget for three different purposes in 2002. Overall, food, drinks, and tobacco products accounted for the largest part of people’s spending, regardless of where they lived. By contrast, leisure and education received the least money. In 2002, Turkish people’s expenditure on food, drinks and […]
The table illustrates how citizens in five different countries allocated their budget for three different purposes in 2002. Overall, food, drinks, and tobacco products accounted for the largest part of people’s spending, regardless of where they lived. By contrast, leisure and education received the least money. In 2002, Turkish people’s expenditure on food, drinks and […]
The table illustrates the data regarding the consumer expenditure from five countries across the world. It shows information of spending on various items in the year 2002. Overall, the dominant purchase was of food drinks, tobacco, which was three times higher than on the other types of good. The lowest spending could be seen in […]
The table chart demonstrates the consumer expenditure of five nations on various elements or things in the year 2002. Ireland spends 28.91% on food, tobacco, and beverages followed by 6.43% on footwear and fashion, and 2.21% on leisure activities. On the other hand, Italy’s expenses on clothing and footwear were nearly half the price spent […]
The information about expenditure on different things by people of five nations in 2002 is illustrated by tabular chart. The data is given in percentage. Overall, it is clear that unlike food, drinks and tobacco percentage of money utilization on clothing, footwear, leisure and education was minimum in the given time period. As per the […]