The table compares the total expenditure for studying in four different foreign countries. Also, the bar chart shows the costs of three factors that students pay for every week.
Overall, the table shows that the expenditure of country A is the highest, while in country D, it is the lowest. In addition, in the bar chart, the figure for living cost ranks first in the first three countries, with the exception of for country D, where tuition is the highest expense.
In terms of the table, in contrast to the figure for country A ($875), the figure for country B is smaller by a margin of $142. The figure for the former is approximately twice as large as that for country D. Country C is significantly greater than country D, at $540 and $435, respectively.
Turning to the bar chart, there is a significant difference between the number of living costs in country A in one hand, and accommodation on the other, at $430 and $220, respectively. Additionally, in country C and D, the numbers of accommodation and tuition are roughly equal from $200 to $250.
