These two pie charts depicts an information about the average expense of household in japan and Malaysia in 2010. There are several units being observed in this data; accommodation, transport, food, health care, and good services. Overall, both Malaysia and Japan shared quite similar trend for most of all the units, with the highest spending on other other good services and food, respectfully.
The chart from Japan indicates that its highest expenditure was in food, with the total percentage at around 29 percent. Additionally, spending money on food was slightly lower than prior unit, ranging around 24 percent.
The malaysian chart illustrates that the huge spending was on the housing, as most malaysian outspent 34 percent of their income for this need. Meanwhile, health care in Malaysia was not on the priority list (merely around 3%).
On the whole, Malaysia and Japan spent much more on meals and accomodation, and similarly, their least expenses were on the health.