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The two pie charts compare the distribution of household expenditures in a particular Japan and Malayasia in 2010.

In Japan, the largest propotion of household spending was dedicated to other and good services. Which accurated for 29%. This was followed by food(24%), housing(21%) and transport(20%). Other categeori was health care,recived amuch smaller share,with each of these spending categeories under 10%.

By Malayasia, the picture had changed significantly. Health care maximum the highest expenditure, but increase to 34%. Food on the other hand, saw an increase to 27%. Other and good services also downward trend in badly,it’s 20%. Meanwhile, spending on a health care and transport noticable drop 3% and 10%, respectively.

Overall, the data display that the Japan and Malayasia spending habits evolved 2010, both countries had increased and decreased expenditures but food was relatively in Japan and Malayasia.

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