The table provided illustrates information regarding the percentage of average annual expenditure of university students in countries A, B and C.
Overall, the total spending for country A is the most significant, while country C spends the least. Additionally, In terms of different living costs, accomodation dominated overall expenditure whereas other bills represented the smallest share.
On one hand, country A has the highest percentage of accomodation at 45%, and country C spends the most on food and books at 36% and 21% respectively, as compared to other countries. In a stark contrast to other countries, country C spends a minuscule amount on other bills at just 1%, and country A’s expenditure on books was the least accounting for only 3%.
On the other hand, both countries A and B spends the most on accomodation, 45% and 35% respectively with the exception of country C with food comprising the biggest share of 36%. Conversely, countries B and C spent the least on other bills at 5% and 1%, while country A used the least on books at 3%.
