The table illustrates a breakdown of the total expenditure in four countries namely A, B, C and D. The line graph shows information about the average amount of money allocated in three categories including accommodation, tuition and living cost each week when studying overseas.
Overall, the total expenditure in country A witnessed the highest number among four countries. Additionally, the amounts of money spent on accommodation recorded the highest number, followed by tuition and living cost in almost countries apart from country A with the allocation of tuition being the largest.
As can be seen in the table, the total expenditure in country A had the highest figure with 875 dollars, followed by country B and C with 735 dollars and 540 dollars, respectively. It is evident that country D spent 435 dollars regarding total expenditure which made up the smallest amount in four countries.
It is noticeable that 430 dollars allocated in living cost in country A, followed by tuition and housing with 358 dollars and 220 dollars, correspondingly. In terms of country B, the amount of money had a few variations among three groups, ranging from 280 dollars to 350 dollars. While the amounts of money allocated in three categories in country C are quite similar, from above 240 dollars to 275 dollars, the amount of money spent on tuition in country D was the highest, 225 dollars for living cost and 200 dollars for housing.