Pie charts provide information about the average household spendings in Japan and Malaysia in 2010.
Overall, other goods and services was the biggest segment of the Japan’s expenditures while health care made up the smallest part. Housing was the most significant part of Malaysia’s spendings, while health care was the least significant part.
Other goods and services’ spendings were 29% and food expenditure made up 24% in Japan. Housing, health care and transport expenditures were at 21%, 6% and 20%, respectively, in Japan.
Housing and food spendings were at the biggest part of the Malaysia’s expenditures and their percentages are 34% and 27%, respectively. After these, other goods and services, transport and health care came with 26%, 10% and 3%, respectively.
In comparison, Japan’s the biggest part, other goods and services were 29% and these rate was more than Malaysia’s rate which is 26%. Health care was Japan’s the smallest part and its percantage was 6%, more than 3% of the Malaysia’s rate.