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Given in the bar chart are figures related to how much money was spent on five different sectors by The United States, Canada, The United Kingdom, and Japan in 2009.
Overall, the percentage of spending on accommodation and medical care in The United States was higher than in Canada, The United Kingdom, and Japan, whereas Americans had the lowest expense of total in Clothing. Canada had the highest money spent on transportation and clothing. Meanwhile, The United Kingdom spent most of its aggregate expenditure on property and Japan had the highest food share among the countries compared.
The United States spent the majority of its money on housing accounting for 26%. The average expenditure of accommodation in The United Kingdom and Japan were 24% and 22%, respectively, while Canadians allocated their money in housing at 21%. Housing was the largest expenditure in all countries except Japan.
Conversely, Canada had the highest transportation spending in all of the countries at20%. The United States with the second-highest expenditure at about 17%. Meanwhile, that in The United Kingdom was 15%, and Japan had the lowest, at 10%.
However, in Japan, people spent 23% of their total spending on food in 2009, whereas The United Kingdom with 20%. Meanwhile, that in Canada and The United States were 15% and 14%, respectively.
On health care, while 7% was the expenditure in the United States, The United Kingdom was 2%. Meanwhile Canadian and Japanese spending on this sector comprised 4% of total in both countries. Specifically, spending on clothing in all countries hovered in the vicinity of 5%. 
 Given
 in the bar chart are figures related to how much  
money
 was  
spent
 on five  
different
 sectors by The  
United
  States
, Canada, The  
United
 Kingdom, and  
Japan
 in 2009. 
Overall
, the percentage of  
spending
 on accommodation and medical care in The  
United
  States
 was higher than in Canada, The  
United
 Kingdom, and  
Japan
, whereas Americans had the lowest expense of total in Clothing. Canada had the highest  
money
  spent
 on transportation and clothing. Meanwhile, The  
United
 Kingdom  
spent
 most of its aggregate  
expenditure
 on property and  
Japan
 had the highest food share among the  
countries
 compared.
The  
United
  States
  spent
 the majority of its  
money
 on housing accounting for 26%. The average  
expenditure
 of accommodation in The  
United
 Kingdom and  
Japan
 were 24% and 22%,  
respectively
, while Canadians allocated their  
money
 in housing at 21%. Housing was the largest  
expenditure
 in all  
countries
 except Japan. 
Conversely
, Canada had the highest transportation  
spending
 in  
all of the
  countries
 at20%. The  
United
  States
 with the second-highest  
expenditure
 at about 17%. Meanwhile, that in The  
United
 Kingdom was 15%, and  
Japan
 had the lowest, at 10%. 
However
, in  
Japan
,  
people
  spent
 23% of their total  
spending
 on food in 2009, whereas The  
United
 Kingdom with 20%. Meanwhile, that in Canada and The  
United
  States
 were 15% and 14%,  
respectively
.
On health care, while 7% was the  
expenditure
 in the  
United
  States
, The  
United
 Kingdom was 2%. Meanwhile Canadian and Japanese  
spending
 on this sector comprised 4% of total in both  
countries
.  
Specifically
,  
spending
 on clothing in all  
countries
 hovered in the vicinity of 5%.