The table chart demonstrates the proportion of three major groups of items which are purchased by customers in five countries, namely, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden and Turkey in 2002.
It is clear that food, drinks and tobacco are some items which are the most consumed while leisure and education are the least.
Irish and Turkish spent more money on food/drinks/tobacco, which is account for 28.91% and 32.14% respectively, than three other countries. Percentages of Italy, Spain and Sweden consumer expenditure on food/drinks/tobacco are roundly 17%.
In comparison, percentages of food/drinks/ tobacco spending higher than percentages of clothing, footwear and leisure, education spending combined. Money spending on leisure/education accounted for around 3%, meanwhile, it is nearly 7% of clothing and footwear. Also, Italy had highest percentages of national consumer expenditure for clothing/footwear, at 9%. For leisure and education, Spain had the lowest figure, at only 1.98%.
The table chart demonstrates outlines the proportion of total expenditure for three major groups of items which are purchased by customers broad categories in five countries, namely, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden and Turkey in 2002. It is clear people in all the given countries spent the most on that the category of food, drinks and tobacc o, are some items which are the most consumed while leisure and education are accounted for the least proportion of their total expenditure . 14% respectively, more than the other three other countries.
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The table chart demonstrates outlines the proportion of total expenditure for three major groups of items which are purchased by customers broad categories in five countries, namely, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden and Turkey in 2002.
It is clear people in all the given countries spent the most on that the category of food