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The image showcases expenditure data for 2009 from four countries: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, and Japan, detailing percentage allocations as follows: Food - United States 14%, Canada 15%, United Kingdom 9%, Japan 23%; Housing - United States 26%, Canada 20%, United Kingdom 24%, Japan 22%; Transportation - United States 14%, Canada 20%, United Kingdom 18%, Japan 10%; Health care - United States 17%, Canada 10%, United Kingdom 7%, Japan 9%; Clothing - United States 7%, Canada 6%, United Kingdom 5%, Japan 5%.
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The bar graph illstrates the information about shares of expenditures for five major categories in four countries,United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Japan in 2009.Overall,five countries used more food and housing categories in 2009.
It is evident that United States was approximately 13%,Canada was 15%,UK was 20% and Japan was just under 25% in food. In housing, US was just over 25%, Canada was 20%, UK was 24% and Japan was approximately 22%. Then,transportation was 18% in US, Canada was 20%,UK was 15% and Japan was 10% in 2009.US achieved 8% of health care, Canada and Japan reached just under 4% and UK was 2% in health care.
It is noting that Us achieved 3% of clothing, Canada spent more money to 6% of clothing rather than other countries and UK and Japan deposited their money to 5% and 4% of clothing than US in 2009
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