The provided table presents data on the total expenditure for studying in four different countries, including A, B, C, and D, while the given bar chart compares and contrasts the average proportion of money spent by students per week while studying overseas in countries A, B, C, and D.
A glance at the table reveals that country A has the highest cost of studying abroad, while country D displays a reversal. Meanwhile, the figure for living costs witnessed an increase, while the opposite was true for housing.
When it comes to country A, the cost of studying abroad took the lead at 875 dollars, which was about 2 times higher than the figure for country D. The cost of studying abroad in countries B and C was 735 dollars and 540 dollars, respectively.
Regarding the living cost, country A had a weekly average of 430 dollars, which was nearly double that of country D. The cost of living in countries B and C had weekly averages of 350 dollars and 275 dollars, respectively. The amount of money spent by students for housing in country B had a weekly average of 280 dollars, while that of countries A, C, and D had a weekly average of around 220 dollars. Considering the school fees, A is the most expensive country, with a weekly average of 358 dollars, followed by B, C, and D with 320, 250, and 235 dollars, respectively.