Figures below indicates an average of household expenses in two parts of the world in the year 2010. Overall, there are 5 items mentioned in pie charts and it is obvious that expenditure of food and housing in Malaysia, are higher than Japan while, transport, health care and other services are lower in the same row in 2010.
It is clear from pie charts that, Japanese people expenditure of other and good services, overweight’s other items with 29% spending on while, Malaysian people expenditure of mentioned item is 20%. On the other hand, the greatest proportion of household expenditure of Malaysian people was accounted for food with 27% meanwhile, food expenses in Japan was 24%.
Following this, health care in both countries is the lowest people spent on, 6% Japan and just 3% Malaysia. Moreover, despite, expenditure on housing and transport in Japan had a negligible 1% difference, 21% on housing and 20% on transport, Malaysian people spending on same items had significant inequality, 34% on housing and 10% on transport.