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The image displays two pie charts of average household expenditures in Japan and Malaysia for 2010. In Japan, housing comprised 29%, transport 21%, food 24%, healthcare 6%, and other goods and services 20%. In Malaysia, housing accounted for 26%, transport 27%, food 34%, healthcare 3%, and other goods and services 10%. Comparatively, Malaysia spent a higher percentage on food and transport, while Japan allocated more for housing, healthcare, and other goods and services.
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The pie chart compares the rate of expenditures of household in Japan and Malaysia in 2010.
Overall,the Malaysia spent the higher rate on food and transport,while Japan allocated more to housing, healthcare and other goods.
To begin with highest percentage, the rate of housing made up over third in Malaysia, while the figure made up fifth in Japan. However, similar proportion of products and services obsessed to Japan and Malaysia with 29 and 26 respectively.
After that , expenditures for health care consisted small proportion and became the lowest rate. Regarding the food, there was no difference between 2 countries with 24 and 27 respectively.
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