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The image presents a comparison of the average household expenditures by major category between Japan and Malaysia, represented by pie charts. In Japan, 29% of expenditures are on housing, 24% on food, 21% on transport, 6% on healthcare, and 20% on other goods and services. In Malaysia, the percentages are 26% on housing, 27% on food, 34% on transport, 3% on healthcare, and 10% on other goods and services.
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The given pie charts illustrate the proportion of money spent on different categories namely housing, transport, food, health care and other goods & services in 2010.
As can be seen from the chart, the rate of spending on housing and food was the highest in both nations while this was opposite to that of health care.
Firstly, the percentage of expense on housing in Malaysia was the highest at 34%, compared with 21% in Japan. It is also notable that food in Japan and Malaysia accounted for 24% and 27% respectively.
Regarding the remaining categories, the rate of expenditure on health care in Japan was twice as many 6% as that of Malaysia at 3%.
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