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Band 5+: The charts below show information about the average spending of a typical household in four different countries in the year 2020.

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The image displays four pie charts detailing expenditure categories for Vietnam, Singapore, USA, and Bangladesh. In Vietnam, Food is 65%, Utilities 30%, Rent/Mortgage 5%, Entertainment 5%. Singapore allocates 37% to Food, 21% to Utilities, 30% to Rent/Mortgage, 12% to Entertainment. In the USA, Food comprises 30%, Utilities 28%, Rent/Mortgage 18%, Entertainment 40%. Bangladesh expends 70% on Food, 18% on Utilities, 2% on Rent/Mortgage, 10% on Entertainment.
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The pie chart illustrates information about average spending on basic household in four countries, namely: Vietnam, Singapore, USA and Bangladesh in 2020.

Overall, it is evident that the most of spendings in all countries spent on food. There is also three types of household goods: entertainment, utilities and rent/mortgage. Units are measured in percentages.

Looking more closely the leading countrie investor in food is Bangladesh and consist of 70%, while in Vietnam is lower on 10%. In contrast Singapore spent only 37% and USA spent 30%. USA invested much more money on entertainment and estimated with 40%, whereas in Vietnam it is only 5%. In term of entertainment, Singapore spent 12%, in contrast with Bangladesh it is higher in 2%. The highest number of spending on utilities estimated with 30% in Vietnam, 23% in Singapore, 20% in USA and the lowest result 18% in Bangladesh. The last section is rent and mortgage. The significant amount of money boosted in Singapore by 30%. Both Bangladesh and USA spent only 10%, Vietnam contribute to this type only 5%.

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