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Band 5+: The bar chart below shows shares of expenditure for five major categories in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Japan in the year 2009

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The image is a bar chart representing the percentage share of expenditure for five categories; Food, Housing, Transportation, Health care, and Clothing in four countries; United States, Canada, United Kingdom, and Japan for the year 2009. In Food, the USA and Canada share around 15%, UK around 20%, and Japan peaks over 20%. In Housing, USA leads slightly over 25%, Canada and UK follow closely with around 20%, and Japan around 15%. For Transportation, the USA shows the highest expenditure with nearly 15%, Canada and Japan are around 10%, and the UK is just below 15%. Health care expenses are highest in the USA at almost 20%, Canada and Japan are at 10%, and UK is around 5%. Finally, in Clothing, the USA, Canada, and Japan have an expenditure of around 5% while the UK's is slightly under 5%.
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The bar chart illustrates shares of expenditures for five crucial sections including food, housing, transportation, health care and clothing in the USA, Canada, the UK and Japan in 2009. Units are measured by percentage.

Overall, housing is the greatest expenditure that people from four countries allocate their budget on. In another hand, the lowest percentage of expenditures is clothing.

Despite the bar chart, the USA has highest percentage of expenditures on residential areas, approximately 27%. While British has the least percentage of expenditures on well-being treatment around 2%. In comparison, Canadian and Japanese equally manage their budget on well-being treatment about 4%. Regarding the outfits, Canadian purchases roughly 6% of expenditures which is slightly more than British expenditure for clothing. Japanese, mainly consume food, accounts 23% which is the most spending budget among four countries. In addition, Japan has exactly the same percentage of budget, purchasing on health care and costume rate 4%.

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