The given table illustrates the amount of money which was invested in numerous goods in four various Asian nations in 2008.
It can be clearly seen that while fast food and drinks were allocated the most by residents regardless of their nationalities, the expenditure on leisure activities and education was lowest in all countries.
As can be seen from the table, China had 28. 91 percent of the spending on fast food and drinks, followed by Vietnam with the figure being significantly lower, at 15. 77 percent. In addition, the expenditure on shoes and watches in China was nearly triple that of Vietnam, with 16. 23 percent and 5. 4 percent respectively. Conversely, Vietnamese people expended on leisure activities and education about 2. 21 percent, compared to 3. 22 percent of Chinese ones.
According to the table, Thailand and Japanese paid the largest amount of money for fast food and drinks, with 16. 36 percent and 18. 8 percent in turn. Moreover, citizens from Thailand and Japan used money for shoes and watches were nearly the same, with the figure for Thailand being 5. 93 percent higher than 5. 51 percent for Japanese. In contrast, leisure activities and education in Thailand were allocated 1% more than in Japan.
The
given
table illustrates the amount of money which
was invested
in numerous
goods
in four various Asian nations in 2008.
It can be
clearly
seen
that while
fast
food and drinks
were allocated
the most by residents regardless of their nationalities, the expenditure on leisure activities and education was lowest in all countries.
As can be
seen
from the table, China had 28. 91
percent
of the spending on
fast
food and drinks, followed by Vietnam with the figure being
significantly
lower, at 15. 77
percent
.
In addition
, the expenditure on shoes and
watches
in China was
nearly
triple that of Vietnam, with 16. 23
percent
and 5. 4
percent
respectively
.
Conversely
, Vietnamese
people
expended on leisure activities and education about 2. 21
percent
, compared to 3. 22
percent
of Chinese ones.
According to the table, Thailand and Japanese paid the largest amount of money for
fast
food and drinks, with 16. 36
percent
and 18. 8
percent
in turn.
Moreover
, citizens from Thailand and Japan
used
money for shoes and
watches
were
nearly
the same, with the figure for Thailand being 5. 93
percent
higher than 5. 51
percent
for Japanese.
In contrast
, leisure activities and education in Thailand
were allocated
1% more than in Japan.