Band 4+: Task 1: The pie charts below show the average household expenditures in Japan and Malaysia in the year 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

The pie charts compare the propotion of japanese and malasian family spendings in five different categories in 2010.

Overall, in the first chart we can see that the japanese families invested their money especially for other goods and services as well as food. But, it can be seen that they almot didn’t spent their money for their health careness. Moreover, the second chart shows about the malasian families outlays. Notably, they invested their money for housing, food and other goods and services. However, following by distently the japanese families they didn’t spend their money for health care.

In 2010, in Japan, household spendings generelaized 29 % for other goods and services, then foods followed by distantly to OGS was 24 %. However, health care had the lowest percentage 6 %. Transporting and housing were invested almost same 20 % and 21 % .

In the year 2010, in Malaysia, the highest spending was housing and it came with 34 %, followed by housing food and other goods and services came on with 27 % and 26 %. Notably, they spent their money for health care just 3 %. Also, for transport they spent 10 %.