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The table illustrates consumer expenditure on food or drinks or tobacco, clothing or footwear, and leisure or education in five different countries by 2002. Overall, it is clear that people in Turkey and Ireland spent more money on food, drinks, and tobacco compared to the other three countries, while Turkish customers spent much more money […]
The table illustrates the percentage of national consumer spending on various items in five different countries in 2002. Among the five countries, Turkish consumers allocated the highest proportion of their income to food, drinks, and tobacco. Turkey also outspent other countries on leisure and education. Italian consumers were more inclined to spend on clothing and […]
The table presents data on the percentage of national consumer expenditure in three different categories for five countries in the year 2002. Overall, it is evident that Turkey had the highest expenditure in the Food/Drinks/Tobacco category, with Italy leading in Clothing/Footwear and Turkey in Leisure/Education. Looking specifically at the Food/Drinks/Tobacco category, it is apparent that […]
The table illustrates information on consumer expenditure in three different categories in five European countries – Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, and Turkey – in 2002. Overall, the most amount of money was spent on the “Food/Drinks and Tabacco” category, “Clothing/Footwear” was ranked second, whereas spending on leisure and education did not exceed more than 4 […]
The table presents data on the percentage of national consumer expenditure in three different categories for five countries in the year 2002. Overall, it is evident that Turkey had the highest expenditure in the Food/Drinks/Tobacco category, with Italy leading in Clothing/Footwear and Turkey in Leisure/Education. Looking specifically at the Food/Drinks/Tobacco category, it is apparent that […]