The two pie charts illustrate the average household expenditures in Vietnam in 1999 and 2019, consisting of Housing, transport, food, healthcare, and other goods and services among 2 Asian countries (Japan and Malaysia).
Overall, it is noticeable that one biggest share of the expenses in both Japan and Malaysia were in regards of remainder ware; meanwhile the littlest results occurred on healthcare with 3% and 6% accordingly.
However, there is notable, almost 10% difference in the transport aspect between the two, with Japan taking 20% of the share leaving Malaysia with only one of the ten of it. Despite the difference, the food expenses are relatively similar to each other with merely 3% gap (27% and 24% correspondingly).
Furthermore, it is visibly how housing element takes place as the dominating expense in Malaysia with over 30% constituted on the chart; alternatively, Japan makes up only 21% of the number, letting the former one to take the lead with gap of 9%.