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The image contains a table and bar chart. The table lists total expenditure in US dollars per week for four countries: A ($875), B ($735), C ($540), D ($435). The bar chart provides a breakdown of expenses categorized into accommodation, tuition, and living costs for these countries. For Country A, accommodation is $220, tuition $358, and living cost $430. For Country B, accommodation is $280, tuition $280, and living cost $320. For Country C, accommodation is $240, tuition $250, and living cost $275. For Country D, accommodation is $200, tuition $235, and living cost $225.
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The table and chart illustrate the total expenditure and the average amount of money spent per week by students from four countries while studying abroad.

Overall, the amount of students in four countries spent their money per week. The largest spending money is Country A. Also, there are three countries which spent money for accomodation. In most countries, living costs represent the largest portion of spending, except in Country D, where tuition is the main expense.

Students in Country A spend $875, remaining the highest expenditure in the given multiple graphs. Unless, Country A is a largest proportion it also with $435 allocated to living costs, almost double the $225 in Country D. However, accomodation costs are comparable in both countries, at around $200.

Students in Country B spend $735 which is more comparable with Country C. The Country C spend $540 in total. Comparing with accomodation in both countries, Country B takes $40 above to nearly $280. Despite of spending more money in Country B it also takes higher proportion than Country C in tuition, exactly $250, and takes much more proportion in living cost at around $275.

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