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    The Table Below Gives Information About Consumer Spending On Different Items in Five Different States in 2014

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    The document summarizes consumer spending data across five Malaysian states in 2014. It shows that for all states, spending on food and drinks was the highest at between 26.9-30%, around three times more than other categories. Kelantan residents spent the most (30%) on food and drinks, while Sarawak residents spent the most (9%) on clothing and footwear. Leisure/education expenditures were lowest in three states, below 4% of total spending.

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    The Table Below Gives Information About Consumer Spending On Different Items in Five Different States in 2014

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    The document summarizes consumer spending data across five Malaysian states in 2014. It shows that for all states, spending on food and drinks was the highest at between 26.9-30%, around three times more than other categories. Kelantan residents spent the most (30%) on food and drinks, while Sarawak residents spent the most (9%) on clothing and footwear. Leisure/education expenditures were lowest in three states, below 4% of total spending.

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    The document summarizes consumer spending data across five Malaysian states in 2014. It shows that for all states, spending on food and drinks was the highest at between 26.9-30%, around three times more than other categories. Kelantan residents spent the most (30%) on food and drinks, while Sarawak residents spent the most (9%) on clothing and footwear. Leisure/education expenditures were lowest in three states, below 4% of total spending.

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    The Table Below Gives Information About Consumer Spending On Different Items in Five Different States in 2014

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    The document summarizes consumer spending data across five Malaysian states in 2014. It shows that for all states, spending on food and drinks was the highest at between 26.9-30%, around three times more than other categories. Kelantan residents spent the most (30%) on food and drinks, while Sarawak residents spent the most (9%) on clothing and footwear. Leisure/education expenditures were lowest in three states, below 4% of total spending.

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    The table below gives information about consumer spending on different items in five

    different states in 2014.

    State

    Food /
    Drinks

    Clothing /
    Footwear

    Leisure /
    Education

    Sabah

    28.9%

    6.5%

    3%

    Sarawak

    27%

    9%

    2%

    Kelantan

    30%

    5.5%

    1.9%

    Johor

    29%

    6.9%

    7%

    Kedah

    26.9%

    7%

    6%

    The table illustrates information about expenditures which were spent by the inhabitants of
    five different countries on three various categories in 2014. At first glance, it is clear that all
    countries spent most on food and drinks, which was almost three times that of the other items.
    The lowest expenditure was on leisure and education in three countries.
    To begin with, of all five Malaysia countries, the residents of Kelantan spent the greatest
    expenditure on food and drink at 30%, nearly one-third of their total cost. The expenditure of
    Johor was also high at 29%. While, Sabah, Sarawak and Kedah spent 28.9%, 27% and 26.9%
    showed near percent in this case which the proportions were close to one another.
    People in Sarawak illustrated the most expenditures on clothing and footwear with 9% as
    opposed to the lowest expenditure which could be seen in Kelantan 5.5%. Noteworthy is to
    mention that statistics in other three countries spent from 6.5% to 7% respectively.
    Leisure /education was reported as the lowest cost in three states which is below four percent.
    On the whole, percentages of national consumer expenditures showed that people in Europe
    were more inclined to spend their incomes on food/drinks/tobacco rather than the other
    categories.

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