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There are the two pie charts which illustrate the household expenditures in both countries Japan and Malaysia in 2010. Overall, other goods and services are accounted for being the most frequent option to spend money on. Moreover, health care regarded as the least prevalent household expenditure in both countries. Additionally, the graphs don’t show any […]
The pie chart provides categories of household for several years since 1950 to 2010 toward Malaysia and Japan. Experiences had the major importance in diversity of housing, transport, food, health care and other goods and services. Looking at Japanese average churns out the priority of goods and services which specially come across as 29%, while […]
The pie chart illustrates the percentage indicator of household expenditures in Aisan countries in 1950. Overall , there has 6 sphere such as housing , transport , food , health care and ther goods and services option. Japan has a lead position in transport spendings , the smallest circle figure is other goods and other […]
The charts illustrate the outcomes from average household in Japan and Malaysia of the year 2010. Overall, it was clear that most people in Japan lavished their income in other goods and services. On the other hand, Malaysia households expenditure chart on house needs was leading. First, for specifically 29% families in Japan spend their […]
The pie charts illustrates the average household spending in Japan and Malaysia in 2010. Overall, Malaysian people spent most of their money in accommodation, whereas for japanese people it was other goods and services. In both countries, the lowest amount of money was spent on health care. In terms of housing, Malaysian spent the most […]
In 2010, Japan and Malaysia were reported for their household expenditures and they were quite a few differences in the habits. Expenditures like housing, transport, food, healthcare and other goods and services were looked into. In Japan 24% spent on food and in Malaysia 27% spent on food meaning Japan spent 3% more on food […]
The pie chart illustrates 5 aspects of household expenditures and its average percentages accross Japan and Malaysia in the year of 2010. The household expenditures in both of the countries are spent on Housing, Transport, Food, Health care, as well as other goods and services. The two pie charts demonstrates how two countries have differences […]
The charts illustrates the mean value for the household expenses divided into 6 categories (housing, food, health care, education, transportation and other) in 1950 and 2010. Overall, most households spend on housing in 1950 and decrease significantly in 2010. In 2010, people spend most in the food. There was drastic increase for transportation and others […]