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pie chart expenditure on household items of japan and malaysia

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The pie chart illustrate the average money spent on household in Japan and Malaysia for the year 2010. Overall, it can be seen that both the countries spent least on the health care sector. japan spent the most on other goods and services and in Malaysia the highest expenditure was in the sector on housing. the Japanese have spent 29% on the other good and services which is slightly more than what Malaysia spent, which is 26%. japan has also spent more on that Malaysia in the sector of transport, which is double than that of Malaysia. So is the case with healthcare, where japan has spent 6% and Malaysia has spent the half of it. In case of housing, Malaysia exceeds the expenditure by 13% than Japan and for food Malaysia spent 27 % which is slightly more than what japan has spent.

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 and services and in Malaysia the highest expenditure was in the sector on housing.

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