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Band 5+: The charts below show the percentage of household income spent on four categories (Food, Housing, Transportation, and Entertainment) in two countries, Malaysia and Germany, in 2020.

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The image displays a bar chart illustrating the percentage of household income spent in 2020 across four categories in Malaysia and Germany. For Malaysia, the expenditures were: Food 29%, Housing 34%, Transportation 28%, and Entertainment 18%. For Germany, the spending was: Food 21%, Housing 23%, Transportation 22%, and Entertainment 14%.
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The given bar chart clearly illustrates the total amount of money that was spent on specific categories between two countries; Malaysia and Germany in 2020.

Overall, in bwtween four categories ; most of the income was spent in housing by both two countries although it depicted a major flactuation in whole bar over the period in Malaysia, while Germany stood a steady position. But entertainment criteria was retatively less spent by each of the countries.

Mainly, Malaysia spent a good percentage of currency in food. Eventually, the bar rose up it’s peak point in residential section. After that, the percentage consistantly dipped in last two criteria.

Moving on to the next, German people spent money on an equal budget. They spent upto 20 percent of the budget on food category, this unit sharply increased approximately 23 when it comes to the point of housing and transport system. Hence, German’s were not willing to spent money on entertainment purpose so it was a least spent criteria.

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