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Band 9: The table and chart below provide a breakdown of the total expenditure and the average amount of money spent by students per week while studying abroad in 4 countries.

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The table and bar chart compare weekly spending by international students in four countries (A, B, C, and D) and break down costs into housing, tuition, and living expenses.

Overall, Nation A has the highest weekly expenditure, while Nation D is the most affordable. In most countries, living costs represent the largest expense, except for Nation D.

In detail, students in Nation A spend about $875 weekly, significantly more than in Nation D, at only $435. Living expenses alone cost Nation A students $430 per week, nearly double the $225 in Nation D. Students in Nation A also pay $350 for tuition, $120 more than in Nation D, while housing expenses are similar in both countries at around $200.

In Nations B and C, students in B spend $350 on living expenses compared to $275 in C. A similar but smaller difference exists in tuition, with B at $320 and C at $250. Nation B also has the highest accommodation cost at $280, $40 more than Nation C.

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