Band 5+: The pie charts below show the percentage of average household expenditures in five categories in Japan and Malaysia in the year 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Data: Japan: Housing: 21% Transport: 20% Food: 24% Healthcare: 6% Other goods and services: 29% Malaysia: Housing: 34% Transport: 10% Food: 27% Healthcare: 3% Other goods and services: 26%

On the pie charts wich shows the percentage of average household expenditures in the 2010 year, we can notice that in Japan the most surpassing was the consuption of goods and services, meanwhile the most decreased are healthcare-orientied expenses. Further, are coming by a small margin transport, housing and food expenditures.

Moving on to Malaysia notably increases the conrtast between the last and the most household expenditures. Backing up the assumption, the difference between housing and healthcare spendings is 31 percent. By comparison, the difference between housing and healthcare expenses in Japan is 23 percent. Overall, in Malaysia due to averaged data transport takes 10 percent of household expenditures, over goods and services-29 persent and food takes 27 persent.

In conclusion, we can identify a certain pattern: healthcare and transport are the least costly services sector both in Japan and Malaysia. This means that in these countries medicine and infrastructure are affordable.