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Percentage of national consumer expenditure by category
The table illustrates the data of consumer spending in 3 areas (Food, Drink & Tobacco; Clothing & Footwear; Leisure & Education) in 2002 in 5 different countries (Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden and Turkey).
As can be seen from the table, the majority of expenditure, in general, has been used on Food, Drinks & Tobacco in all five countries. The largest percentage among them is 32.14% of the expenditure in Turkey. Closely followed by Ireland, which is 28.91%. However, Italy, Spain and Sweden spent below 20% on this category. Clothing and Footwear is the second most popular category [what happened in 2002 does not predict how people will spend money!] especially liked by Italians, as they spent 9.00% of their expenditure on buying clothes and shoes, while the other 4 countries are sharing an average proportion [do you mean 'the other 4countries share a roughly equivalent proportion'?] , which is around 6% of the whole. Leisure and Education got less attention. Turkey spent 4.35% of their expenditure on it, which is the highest, while, the lowest was 1.98%, spent by Spain.
According to the information we are given, material needs were greater than leisure and educational needs among these countries in 2002.
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