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The two given pie charts illustrate the average distribution of consumption in five categories in all families in Japan and Malaysia in the year 2010. As an overall perspective, in both graphs the number of items across different categories is mixed. Although, housing, food and other goods and services had the biggest share, transport and […]
The chart illustrates the proportion of household expenditure in Japan and Malaysia in 2010. Overall, people in both countries allocated most of their budgets to housing and food. Besides, the proportion of household spending on healthcare was the lowest expense. Regarding the services with the highest percentage of household expenditures, 21% of the household budget […]
The given pie charts show the proportion of money spent on various household expenses in Japan and Malaysia. Overall, in Japan, families spent the greatest expense on other goods and services while in Malaysia, housing came first place. In both countries, the least expenditure was seen on health care. What stands out from the charts […]
The provided two pie charts offer a comparative analysis of the average household costs in Japan and Malaysia for the year 2010. This is categorized into five primary elements, namely, accommodation, transportation, nourishment, healthcare, and other products and services. A general overview reveals that, in both countries, the highest percentage of financial resources was devoted […]
The pie charts provide a comparative analysis of money allocation on housing, transportation, food, healthcare, and other goods and services in Japan and Malaysia in 2010. In Japan, the largest amount of household expenditure was the type “other goods and services”, amounting to 29% in 2010, followed by food and housing, at 24% and 21% […]
The pie chart(s) illustrate(s) the distribution of household expenditure in Japan and Malaysia in 2010.It displays data on different sectors, age groups, types of expenses, highlighting the proportion of each category. Overall, the pie chart shows that, the largest portion of household spending goes to housing, with, e.g., food and transportation also constituting significant shares.Notably, […]
The pie charts compare the average household spending in Japan and Malaysia in terms of five important categories in 2010. Overall, it is clear that Japanese and Malaysian people spent the largest proportion of their budget on just three categories, namely housing, food and other goods and services. Moreover, the expenditures on healthcare and transport […]