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Bar chart: Shares of expenditures for selected categories, United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Japan, 2009. v.2

Bar chart: Shares of expenditures for selected categories, United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Japan, 2009. v. 2
The figure elucidates the expenditure’s shares for several categories in United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Japan in 2009. At first glance, it is evident that in comparison with other sectors, housing had a higher number of shares of expenditures instead of others. To begin with, housing approximately had the same percentages for all nations in 2009, between at just above a quarter and just over two-tenths. Nevertheless, food faced a difference scheme, over all, only Japan that succeeded to achieve at well across two-tenths, and other states roughly in between a fifth and just under fifteen in a hundred. However, In 2009, all states had the percentage of transportation aspect, which constituted in between two in ten and one in ten. In contrast, health care and clothing witnessed a few number of expenditures in four countries. It is able to be seen that in health care, only United States that is able to finish at well beyond 10% and other nations are lower rather than United States, which accounted for just less than one-tenths. On the other hand, the number of shares of expenditures of Canada and United Kingdom, which was just above a tenth, is higher than United States and Japan, which made up at just below 10%.
The figure elucidates the
expenditure’s
shares for several categories in
United
States
, Canada,
United
Kingdom and Japan in 2009. At
first
glance, it is evident that
in comparison
with
other
sectors, housing had a higher number of shares of
expenditures
instead
of others.

To
begin
with, housing approximately had the same percentages for all nations in 2009, between at
just
above a quarter and
just
over two-tenths.
Nevertheless
, food faced a difference scheme, over all,
only
Japan that succeeded to achieve at well across two-tenths, and
other
states
roughly in between a fifth and
just
under fifteen in a hundred.
However
, In 2009, all
states
had the percentage of transportation aspect, which constituted in between two in ten and one in ten.

In contrast
, health care and clothing witnessed a
few number
of
expenditures
in four countries. It is able to be
seen
that in health care,
only
United
States
that is
able to finish at well beyond 10% and
other
nations are lower
rather
than
United
States
, which accounted for
just
less than one-tenths. On the
other
hand, the number of shares of
expenditures
of Canada and
United
Kingdom, which was
just
above a tenth, is higher than
United
States
and Japan, which made up at
just
below 10%.
10Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
20Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
4Mistakes

IELTS academic Bar chart: Shares of expenditures for selected categories, United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Japan, 2009. v. 2

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