The table illustrates the percentage of national consumer spending

on three categories of products and services in five different nations

namely Ireland,Italy,Spain,Sweden and Turkey in 2002.

Overall,it is obvious that most people from these countries spent

much on food,drinks and cigarettes,while the leisure and education
constituted the minority of consumer expenditure.

According to the given information, Both of Turkey and Ireland had

considerably greater consumer expenditure on food,beverages and
tobacco than other counterparts,at 32,14% and approximately 29%
correspondingly.In addition, the largest proportion of people investing
money in amusement and education was in Turkey,at 4,35% while
expenditure on accoutrements and footwear was noticeable higher in
Italy,at 9% compared to other nations.

Meanwhile, Sweden made up a lowest percentages of domestic

consumer speding on both of food,drinks,tobacco and apparel,shoes at
around 16% and certainly 5.40% respectively.Furthermore, that for
these specific categories was slightly greater in Spain,however, the
lowest figure for leisure and education,at about 2%.