compare the table of expenditure for three countries in different category
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The given table compares the percentage of expenditure, which college students from three countries spend on different living expenses each year.
Overall, the total spending of students in country A was higher than that of the students from country B and C. It is clear that, in all countries students spend highest proportion of their budget on accommodation and dietary purpose.
In country A, the total spending of students is the highest, at 5000$ per year, compared with 4500$ and 1500$ for students in countries B and C respectively.
Accommodation accounts for 45% of the total expenditure of students in country A, while the proportion were lower for students in country B and C, at 35% and 30% respectively. However, in terms of food, students in country C spent the highest percentage of their money on it, accounting for 36%. The figure for country A and B are only 22% and 28% respectively. Students of country C also spent highest proportion of their budget on books. By contrast, in terms of books, country A and B spent only 3% and 9% respectively. Students in country A and B spent a big amount for leisure purpose, accounting for 22% and 23%, respectively, while the figure is only 12% for country C.
The
given
table compares the percentage of expenditure, which college
students
from three
countries
spend on
different
living expenses each year.
Overall
, the total spending of
students
in
country
A was higher than that of the
students
from
country
B and C. It is
clear
that, in all
countries
students
spend
highest
proportion of their budget on accommodation and dietary purpose.
In
country
A, the total spending of
students
is the highest, at
5000$
per year, compared with
4500$
and
1500$
for
students
in
countries
B and C
respectively
.
Accommodation accounts for 45% of the total expenditure of
students
in
country
A, while the proportion
were
lower for
students
in
country
B and C, at 35% and 30%
respectively
.
However
, in terms of food,
students
in
country
C
spent
the highest percentage of their money on it, accounting for 36%. The figure for
country
A and B are
only
22% and 28%
respectively
.
Students
of
country
C
also
spent
highest
proportion of their budget on books. By contrast, in terms of books,
country
A and B
spent
only
3% and 9%
respectively
.
Students
in
country
A and B
spent
a
big
amount for leisure purpose, accounting for 22% and 23%,
respectively
, while the figure is
only
12% for
country
C.