The pie charts illustrates the average family expenditures in Japan and Malaysia in 2010.
Overall, it is evident that the family mostly spend their money for goods and services. Also, each family spent money for every day food supplies. If people have health problems, they exactly buy pills and need health care helps. However, people spend less money for health care rather than foods and goods. The family members use transport and housing every day.
In Japan, people mostly spent their money for goods and services, with almost 30%. Also, this expenditure in Malaysia, with to 26%. Food supplies need each family that the people spent 24% money in Japan. In Malaysia, that statistic shows people expenditure for food 27%. Furthermore, both countries Japan and Malaysia less spent for health care in Japan, with to 6% and in Malaysia, with to 3%.
In addition, the transport expenditure in Japan, with to 20%. In Malaysia, that expenditure only 10%. Moreover, housing expenditure in Malaysia, with to 34%. Thats expenditure 21% in Japan.