The information about consumption cost of individuals in several items in five various countries during 2012, measured in percentage is provided in table. It is obvious that Food/Drinks/Tobacco shows the enormous percentage followed by Clothing/Footwear whilst Leisure/Education becomes the lowest consumption.
With regards to Food/Drinks/Tobacco, consumer spent perceptibly higher in Turkey at 32.14% and Ireland at virtually 29%. However, the user in Italy, Spain, and Sweden solely cost just under a fifth. Afterwards, Italian had the largest expenditure for spending on Clothing/Footwear at 9% while for three other countries met nearly the same percentages.
It is interesting point that people out of the five countries spent their cost in Leisure/Education with a very small number, just under 5% which also showed profound difference from Food/Drinks/Tobacco. Spanish became individual who allocated at least cost for Leisure/Education at 1.98% while the people in Italy and Sweden had almost similar percentages, and the highest consumption occurred in Turkey at 4.35% that financed twice more Leisure/Education than Ireland.
With regards to Food/Drinks/Tobacco, consumer spent perceptibly higher in Turkey at 32.14% and Ireland at virtually 29%. However, the user in Italy, Spain, and Sweden solely cost just under a fifth. Afterwards, Italian had the largest expenditure for spending on Clothing/Footwear at 9% while for three other countries met nearly the same percentages.
It is interesting point that people out of the five countries spent their cost in Leisure/Education with a very small number, just under 5% which also showed profound difference from Food/Drinks/Tobacco. Spanish became individual who allocated at least cost for Leisure/Education at 1.98% while the people in Italy and Sweden had almost similar percentages, and the highest consumption occurred in Turkey at 4.35% that financed twice more Leisure/Education than Ireland.
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