The rendered pie charts depicts information about money spent by Japan and Malaysia in 2010. The data is calibrated in terms of percentage.
Overall, It is clear that money spent on healthcare facilities was maximum in Japan whereas, expenditure on food was minimum in Malaysia.
Having a myopic look, it is clear that the money spent by Japan on housing transfer transport and other goods and services was less than a third, just above one and just above one in twenty correspondingly. The percentage of money spent on housing was less than a third in Japan and expenditure on other goods and services was just above one in twenty was lower in Malaysia.
Moving further, our facilities of health Care was just above 1 in 20 as a post to the money spend on food facilities by households was a fifth in 2010 in the Japan. The cost indulge by households on housing facilities was just above a quarter during 2010 in the Japan.
The rendered pie charts depicts information about
money
spent
by
Japan
and Malaysia in 2010. The data
is calibrated
in terms of percentage.
Overall
, It is
clear
that
money
spent
on healthcare facilities was maximum in
Japan
whereas, expenditure on food was minimum in Malaysia.
Having a myopic look, it is
clear
that the
money
spent
by
Japan
on housing transfer transport and other
goods
and services was less than a third,
just
above
one and
just
above
one in twenty
correspondingly
. The percentage of
money
spent
on housing was less than a third in
Japan
and expenditure on other
goods
and services was
just
above
one in twenty was lower in Malaysia.
Moving
further
, our facilities of health Care was
just
above
1 in 20 as a post to the
money
spend on food facilities by households was a fifth in 2010 in the
Japan
. The cost
indulge
by households on housing facilities was
just
above
a quarter during 2010 in the
Japan
.