The pie charts gives information about the amount of family expenditures in two countries in 2010. Overall, while the families in Malaysia spent the most on housing and food, average spending on health care, transport and other goods and services by households was the most in Japan.
Japanese households used more services than Malaysian families. The most spending by families was on other goods and services in Japan. There was at 29%. Transport was the second most expenditures in Japan, while the percentage of expenditures in Malaysia was 10% lower than in Japan. Health care wasn’t spend as much money in Malaysian families as it was in Japanese families. There were 3% and 6% respectively.
The proportion of family expences in Malaysia spent much money than in Japan. The figure for housing spent much money in Malaysia and in Japan, at 34% and 21% respectively. The figure for food in Malaysia wasn’t spend as much money as in Japan, at 27% and 24% respectively.