The table and chart illustrate a breakdown of the total expenditure and the average amount of money spent per week by students who are studying abroad in four countries. The units are measured in dollars.
Overall, the most money was spent on living costs in all four countries. The amount of money spent on accommodation shows the lowest result that can be observed in all countries as well.
Country A demonstrated the highest result with a total of 875 dollars spent by students living in a foreign country. Most of the money was spent on personal needs such as food, drinks, and other items. The least money was spent on accommodation, which cost 220. In comparison, in country D, the highest result can be observed in tuition, at 235 dollars, and the least amount of money in this country was spent on accommodation, which was 220.
If we look at country B, the living cost accounts for the most amount of money spent by students, showing 350 dollars. By contrast, the accommodation was the cheapest for students in this country. Regarding country C, the total expenditure of 540 is almost equally divided among spending on accommodation, tuition, and living costs, at 240, 250, and 275 respectively.