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Band 5+: The pie charts below show the average household expenditures in Japan and Malaysia in the year 2010.

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The image depicts two pie charts, one for Japan and one for Malaysia, showing the average household expenditures in 2010. In Japan, housing accounts for 21%, transport for 20%, food for 24%, health care for 6%, and other goods and services for 29%. In Malaysia, housing is 34%, transport 16%, food 27%, health care 3%, and other goods and services 20%.
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The Pie charts compares the percentages of money spent on various categories by the people of Japan and Malaysia in 2010.

Overall, the highest percentages of money spent on other goods and serrvices, and Housing respectively in Japan and Malaysia, while the percentage of money spent on Health care was the lowest in both countries in same time period.

In terms of Housing, in 2010, japanese people spent around 21% but the people of malaysia spent the highest percentage of money at around 34% on same category. Transport accounted for 20% in Japan, wheres 10% less In Malaysia. For buying food, 24%,and 27% of money was spent respectively in Japan, and Malaysia.

For the remaining categories, Health care costed least percentages of money in both countries, at 6% in Japan and 3% in Malaysia. On ther other hand, almost same percentages of money spent on Other goods and services In both countries, around 29% and 26%.

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