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The given bar chart clearly illustrates the total amount of money that was spent on specific categories between two countries; Malaysia and Germany in 2020. Overall, in bwtween four categories ; most of the income was spent in housing by both two countries although it depicted a major flactuation in whole bar over the period […]
The bar chart shows the rate that Malaysians and Germans spent their household income on four catagories: food, housing, transportation, and entertaintment in the year 2020. Overall, the Malaysians spent most of their income than the Germans. In both countries, housing accounted for the largest share of expenditure whereas on entertaintment, they spent the least […]
The bar chart compares how family budgets were allocated to four categories – housing, food, transport and leisure – in Malaysia and Germany in 2020. Overall, households in Malaysia devoted a higher proportion of their budgets to all categories than those in Germany. In both countries, housing accounted for the largest share of expenditure, whereas […]
The bar chart illustrates the proportion of family budgets spent on necessities such as housing and food, compared to other categories like transport and leisure in Malaysia and Germany in 2020. Overall, Malaysia spent a greater budget than Germany across four sectors. In both countries, the highest expenditure was on housing while the lowest was […]
The bar chart compaires the average domestic expenditure for four types of expenses, food, housing, transportation, and entertainment in Malaysia and Germany in 2020. Overall, percentages spent for each type in Malaysia were allways higher and their savings appeared to be zero. In both countries, housing was the most expensive category, which accounted for 34% […]
The charts compare how households in Malaysia and Germany allocated their income across four major spending categories in 2020. Overall, it is immediately noticeable that Malaysian families spent a larger proportion of their income on essential needs such as food and housing, while German households allocated more to transportation and entertainment. In Malaysia, housing accounted […]