The pie charts provides information about the money spending habits of Australian and Japan teenagers in 2019.
Overall, teens in Japan prefers to buy computer games while in Australia they spend more on food.
In Japan, video games dominated the spending of a teenager with 37% of their money is spent on it. Furthermore, the next biggest cost came from buying meals where it accounted for 22% of their budget.
Meanwhile in Australia, the reverse happened, the purchase of food took more than a third of the budget at 37%, while 22% is spent on games. Other necessities and clothes accounted for 8% and 25% of their overall purchase. Similar with Japan, books took the smallest proportion of their spending with just 8% spent by Australians teens and 9% spent by Japanese teenagers.
The pie charts provides information about the money spending habits of Australian and
Japan
teenagers
in 2019.
Overall
, teens in
Japan
prefers to
buy
computer games while in Australia they spend more on food.
In
Japan
, video games dominated the spending of a
teenager
with 37% of their money is
spent
on it.
Furthermore
, the
next
biggest cost came from buying meals where it accounted for 22% of their budget.
Meanwhile
in Australia, the reverse happened, the
purchase
of food took more than a third of the budget at 37%, while 22% is
spent
on games. Other necessities and clothes accounted for 8% and 25% of their
overall
purchase
. Similar with
Japan
, books took the smallest proportion of their spending with
just
8%
spent
by Australians teens and 9%
spent
by Japanese
teenagers
.