The percentage of national consumer expenditure in five different countries for spending different items in 2002.

The table illustrates the percentage of consumption expenditure in five different countries in Europe continent. It also shows the different items which those countries consumed in 2002.

First of all, food and drink consumption and also tobacco are more consumed by ottoman, at 32.14 percent. It was followed by Irish people and Spaniards which were expended their money to consume them at 28.91 % and 18.80 %, whereas Italians and Swedes spent around 15-17 percent. Next category, such as leisure activity and education spending had been spent more also in Turkey, at 4. 35 percent, while other countries had been consumed at 1 to 3 percent.

The last category is clothing or footwear. Uniqueness, national people in Italy expended their income nine percent to clothing and footwear expenditures. It is more about three percent than other countries, while others were only different to one percent or below: Turkey at 6.65 percent, Spain at 6.52 percent, Ireland at 6.45 percent, and Sweden at 5.40 percent.

To put them in a nutshell, food and drink and education or leisure activities were more consumed in Turkey country, while clothing was expended more in Italy.