summerise the table below and make comparison where relevant
summerise the table below and make comparison where relevant JB0E
The given table compares the percentage of expenditure which college students from 3 countries spend on different living expenses each year.
Overall, the total spending of students in country A was higher than the exrenditure of students in countries B and C. In all the countries, students spent the highest proportion of their budget on accommodation and food.
In country A, the total spending of students is highest, at 5000 dollars, per year, compared with 4500 dollars and 1500 for students in countries B and C respectively.
Accommodation accounted for 45% of the total expenditure of students in counrty A, while the proportions were lower for students in country B at 35% and country C, at only 30%. However, in terms of food, students in country C spend the largest percentage fo thein money on it, accounting for 36%. The figure for counrty A and B are only 22% and 28% respectively. Students in counrty C also spent a high percentage of their budget on books, at 21 %, compared with 9 % for students in country B ans just 3% for students in country A. By contrast, students on countries A and B spent 22% and 23% respectively of their budget on leisure, while students in country C spent only 12 of their money on this category.
The
given
table compares the percentage of expenditure which college
students
from 3
countries
spend on
different
living expenses each year.
Overall
, the total spending of
students
in
country
A was higher than the
exrenditure
of
students
in
countries
B and C. In all the
countries
,
students
spent
the highest proportion of their budget on accommodation and food.
In
country
A, the total spending of
students
is highest, at 5000 dollars, per year, compared with 4500 dollars and 1500 for
students
in
countries
B and C
respectively
.
Accommodation accounted for 45% of the total expenditure of
students
in
counrty
A, while the proportions were lower for
students
in
country
B at 35% and
country
C, at
only
30%.
However
, in terms of food,
students
in
country
C spend the largest percentage
fo
thein
money on it, accounting for 36%. The figure for
counrty
A and B are
only
22% and 28%
respectively
.
Students
in
counrty
C
also
spent
a high percentage of their budget on books, at 21 %, compared with 9 % for
students
in
country
B ans
just
3% for
students
in
country
A. By contrast,
students
on
countries
A and B
spent
22% and 23%
respectively
of their budget on leisure, while
students
in
country
C
spent
only
12 of their money on this category.