The pie graphs underneath illustrate how many expenses are done on average in household in Vietnam between 1999 and 2019. The information is expressed as percentages.
One of the largest percentages of expeditures can be observed in both countries to be for housing, in Malaysia reaching the highest of 34%. Whereas the expenses in this category in Japan decrease slightly, nearly with 13%. Furthermore, another category with noticeable expenses is food. For these products Japan keeps further a lower rate, reaching to the level of 24%. The gap between the spendings of these two countries for food consists of approximately 3%. Moreover, a larger difference in expeditures can be observed for transport. In Japan this rate reaching 20%, while in Malaysia a 10% drop is evident. Additionally, the expenses of both countries for health care are nearly the same, with 6% in Japan, and with 3% less in Malaysia.
Overall, both pie charts represent the average household expeditures in two different countries. Consequently showing minor fluctuations comapring expenses done in household in Malaysia and Japan. Thus, highlighting Japan as the country with the highest expeditures for other goods and services and for transport.