As can be inferred from the table, Turkey had the highest percentage on the food, drinks and tobacco commodity as well as leisure and education among the 5 countries while it was Italy which had the highest percentage on clothing and footwear.  

Regarding the food, drinks and tobacco commodity, it was the highest proportion among 3 surveyed categories. Turkey had the highest percentage among all countries, recording at 32,14%, which was twice time that of Sweden, stood at 15,77%. Moreover, with regard to the clothing and footwear’s data, Sweden was also the country had the lowest percentage of customer spending among all, at 5,4%, which 3,6% less than that of Italy, which was the highest figure of 9 percent. 

 Leisure and education were the least spent sector by the consumer, as compared to the other two. Turkey’s consumer expenditure was the highest, recording at 4,35%, which was slightly exceed than that of Sweden 3,22%. Besides, the lowest allocation by customer of the category was the Spanish’s, made up 1,98%.

As can be inferred from the graph, across all the categories examined, Food/ Drink/ Tobacco consistently accounted for the highest proportion. More notably, Turkey, in general, registered the largest percentage of the five countries.

Notably, it is apparent that data for Food/ Drink/ Tobacco surpassed any of the other sectors. While its highest entry was nearly one third of Turkey, equal to the table’s high, the smallest figure of these types of products, recorded by Sweden at 15.77%, was still higher than any data collected by the two other column.

Furthermore, a similar comparison was applied when examining Clothing/ Footwear, and Leisure/ Education. Any figures of the former collects were higher than that of the latter, given that the low for Clothing and the high for Education were investigated at a rough 5% as against 4.35%. Especially, in the last sector, datum for Sweden expenditure was significantly negligible, at a mere 1.98%.

As it can be inferred from the table being given, it is of note that the Food/Drinks/Tobbaco category registered the highest among the other 3 categories. On the contrary with leisure/education, which was spending the least.

According to the given data, Turk people spent the highest percentage of foods and tobaccos amounting one-third of their total expenses on consumer products. Irish people spent more than 28% on this category while people of Italy, Spain and Sweden spent just over 15% for foods and tobaccos. For clothing and footwear, the people of these five countries spent around 5% to 9% of which Italian spent the highest percentage (9%).

Interestingly the expenditure in leisure activities and education was much less than the amount spent on food, tobacco and dresses. The highest amount spent on education and entertainment was done by Turkish people (4.35%) and the least amount spent by was in Spain (1.98%). No nation among the given five spent more than 5% in education and leisure activities according to the given data.

Overall, the money spent on Food/Drinks/Tobacco stands out as the highest of all 3 categories.  

Additionally, Turkey generally has the highest percentage of national expenditure among 5 countries.

Turkey and Ireland consumers spent most of their money on Food/Drinks/Tobacco, which was 32,14% for the former and 28,91% for the latter. Italy, Spain and Sweden had the lower proportion of expenditure in the same categories, which was 12.36%, 18,80% and 15,77% respectively. In contrast, the amount of money spent on Leisure/Education was the lowest in 3 sections. Despite having the second highest spending on Food/Drinks/Tobacco, citizens of Ireland spent one of the least money on Leisure/Education, just higher than Spain with the respective being 2,21% and 1.98%. Italian and Spanish spent almost the same amount of money on the same category, with 

As can be inferred from the table, it is of note that the amount of money consumer spending on Food/Drinks/Tobacco registered the highest rate, while Leisure/Education was the lowest among three categories. Addictionally, Turkish customer recorded the largest consumption of all five countries.

In term of food, beverage and tobacco items, Turkey had the most noticeable expenditure at 32.14%, which surpassed all other regions. While Ireland registered the second rate at 28.91%, followed by Spain at the third place with 18.80%. Italy and Sweden were almost 2 times lower than Turkey, with respective figures being 16.36% and 15.77%. Meanwhile, on clothing/footwear group, there was a considerable disparity with the first category. Ireland, Spain and Turkey had the similar proportion, at 6.43%, 6.51% and 6.63%, respectively.

Conversely, consumer’s expenditure on Leisure/Education had the lowest percentage with a huge gap with the remaining items. There was no country had more than 5% rate in this category. The highest and lowest spending were recorded by Turkey and Spain, at 4.35% compared to 1.98%. The figures for Italy and Sweden were identical, at approximately 3.2%. 

  

Overall, a large percentage of spending went into food/drinks/tobacco, while those for the remaining categories was just a small amount. In addition, Turkey had the largest total expenditure, while Sweden had the least. 

  

The proportion of expenditure for Turkey on food/drinks/tobacco was 32.14%, that for Ireland was lower, at 28.91%. Three remaining countries had their figures at closely the same as each other, 15.77% for Sweden, 16.36% for Italy, and !8.8% for Spain. 

 

The figure of spending on clothing and footwear in Italy was the highest, at 9%. Those for Ireland, Spain, and Turkey were almost the same, at around 6.5%. For the Sweden, the amount of spending only reached 5.4%. The amount of money spent on leisure and education was the lowest for Spain, at nearly 2%, while that for Turkey was higher, at 4.35% which was nearly twice the amount of Ireland. Italy and Sweden had the almost identical figures, at around 3.22%.