The bar chart illustrates the proportion of income households consumed on five different sections in three nations in 2020.
Generally, most households in three countries spent most money on food consumption whereas education was the least concerned.
In 2020, families in nation C spent about 30 percent of their income on food section whereas the figures for countries A and B comprised less, with 30 and 25 percent respectively. Following by this, about 35 percent of income was consumed on housing by households in nation B while the data for country A was less than 10 percent. Families in country C spent 20 percent of income on housing, which was twice as small as the figure for food.
Regarding transportation, households in nations A, B, and C used about 20, 15, and 10 percent of their total income on this category correspondingly. In term of education, about 15 percent of income was consumed by families in nation A whereas the figures for the others comprised less, with 10 percent for country B and 5 percent for country C. Following by this, the figure for entertainment in nation A occupied 10 percent while the data for nation B and C accounted for about 15 and 25 percent respectively.
