the bar chart below shows shares of expenditures for 5 major categories in the US, the UK, Japan and Canada in 2009

The given bar chart delineates the disbursement of five different types in four areas included the US, Canada, the UK, and Japan in 2009. The units are measured in percentage. Overall, a glance at the graph reveals that the proportion of Housing was the highest sort while that of Healthcare and Clothing constituted the least classifications. It is explicitly observed that the quantum of money paid for Housing in four zones made up over a fifth in total. When compared to others’ Housing payment, the percentage of the US was the highest approximately a quarter. In Food category, the figure for the US and Canada were just around 15% while other two areas were above 20%. Meanwhile, three zones’ disbursement of Transportation except from Japan’s were over 15% while that of Japan was exactly one out of ten. The rate of Healthcare and Clothing illustrates the least types which were under 10%. To be more specific, money paid for Healthcare in the US was about 7% while that of others were below 5%. In addition, in four places, the percentage of Clothing accounted for roughly 5%, has not many differences.