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The table shows the difference in consumer spending on five distinct countries in 2002, the countries being Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, and Turkey. Overall, food/drinks/tobacco seems to take the biggest portion of consumer expenditure throughout the five countries, with leisure/education being the lowest in terms of spending. Starting off with food/drinks/tobacco, which is significantly more spent on than any other category. 28.91% of Ireland's consumers spend money on food/drinks/tobacco, in Italy, that number goes down to 16.36%, then slightly decreases to 18.80% in Spain, the lowest spending country was Sweden with 15.77%, and the highest being Turkey with a huge 32.14%. On to clothing/footwear and leisure/education, 6.43% makes up the consumer expenditure of Ireland for clothing/footwear, with 2.21% on leisure/education. Italy is the highest in terms of clothing/footwear with 9.00%, and 3.20% on leisure/education. Spain with 6.51% on clothing/footwear and the lowest on the list for leisure/education with 1.98%. Sweden with 5.40% for clothing/footwear and 3.22% on leisure/education. Lastly, Turkey had 6.63% on clothing/footwear and the highest for leisure/education at 4.35%.