The table 1. choose one it is evident that However shows a quarter on the largest the remaining ranging between respectively while much less on the amount of household income that five countries in Europe spend per month on four items. Overall, 2. choose one it is evident that However shows a quarter on the largest the remaining ranging between respectively while much less on all five countries spend the majority of their income on food and drink and housing, but 3. choose one it is evident that However shows a quarter on the largest the remaining ranging between respectively while much less on clothing and entertainment.

Housing is 4. choose one it is evident that However shows a quarter on the largest the remaining ranging between respectively while much less on expenditure item for France, Germany and the UK, with all of them spending around one 5. third of their income on this, at 30%, 33% and 37%, choose one it is evident that However shows a quarter on the largest the remaining ranging between respectively while much less on . In contrast, they spend around 6. choose one it is evident that However shows a quarter on the largest the remaining ranging between respectively while much less on food and drink. 7. choose one it is evident that However shows a quarter on the largest the remaining ranging between respectively while much less on , this pattern is reversed for Turkey and Spain, who spend around a fifth of their income on housing, but approximately one third on food and drink.

All five countries spend much less on 8. choose one it is evident that However shows a quarter on the largest the remaining ranging between respectively while much less on two items. Regarding clothes, France and Spain spend the least, at less than 10%, 9. choose one it is evident that However shows a quarter on the largest the remaining ranging between respectively while much less on the other three countries spend around the same amount, 10. choose one it is evident that However shows a quarter on the largest the remaining ranging between respectively while much less on 12% and 15%. At 19%, Germany spends the most on entertainment, whereas UK and Turkey spend approximately half this amount, with France and Spain between the two.