The table give information about how people in these countries spent money in 2005. It showed spending on three cathegories: food, drinks, and tobacco; clothes and shoes; and leisure and education.
Overall, people was spending the most on food, drinks, and tobacco in all five countries, while spending on leisure and education was the lowest.
Turkey have the highest percentage of spending on food, drinks, and tobacco, at about 32%. Ireland was second with 28%. Italy spent the most on clothes and shoes, at 9%. Turkey also had the highest proportion of spending on leisure and education, at 4%.
Sweden had the lowest percentage of spending on food, drinks, and tobacco (15%) and also on clothes and shoes (5%). Spain had the lowest spending on leisure and education, at just 1% in comparison with other countries.
In conclusion, people usually spend the most on food, drinks, and tobacco, and the least on leisure and education in all five countries.
