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Compare household expenditures in Japan an Malaysia

Compare household expenditures in Japan an Malaysia x2Jk1

The pie charts reveal average household expenses in Japan and Malaysia in the year 2010. According to these proportions, household expenses in these two countries were analyzed based on five categories of Housing, Transport, Food, Healthcare and other goods and services. In Japan the largest scale of expenditure for other goods and services is 29%, while Food takes the second place which accounts for 24%. On the other hand, Housing and transportation make up 21 and 20 percent of the expenditures respectively. The lowest amount is however spent on healthcare (6%). In Malaysia the largest expense (Housing) is at 34%, whereas Food Takes the second-place in the category(27%) and 26% of the expenses in the pie chart is assigned to other goods and services. Transport with an average of 10% comprises the third part of this chart. Healthcare expenditures (3%) resides at the bottom of the list. Overall, housing price is 13% higher in Malaysia than in Japan, while on the contrary, transportation costs in Japan are twice as much as in Malaysia. Other goods and services are the main expenses in Japan, however; it’s only 3% more in Malaysia. In both countries the higher proportion of the household expenditures are related to housing, food, and transportation and the smallest amount of expenses is spent on healthcare.

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