The pie chart below provide information about typical spendings of residents in two different countries during 2010.
From the illustration it is clear that two areas’ expenditures look alike, but with slight difference. Overall, Japan paid most of its money on other objects, whereas Malaysia’s most spend was on accommodation. Also, two region used to spend least earnings on health care.
Taking a deep look, while households in Malaysia were tend to pay 10 percent of cash on transportation, Japan nationals were used to expend two times more. However, these two regions spent almost equal proportion of money, 26 percent and 29 percent, on other assistance.
Additionally, there is big difference in expending earnings on housing, while Japanese residents paid 21 percent of their income, Malaysia’s households invest 34 percent. Expenditures on food also have significant proportion in both countries, with almost similar percentage, in the first zone it is 24% , in the second it is 27%.