The graph shows avaerage annual spending of students in three countries in 2007
The graph shows avaerage annual spending of students in three countries in 2007 86paw
The table shows the average yearly expenditure by 3 specific countries’ colleagues in 2007, falling in 5 different categories. Overall, university students in Country A spend the biggest amount of money, contrast to that in country C. Notably, the cost spent on accommodation and food makes up more that the three other remainders total.
As transparent from the data surveyed in Country A, the average individual expenditure paid annually was ranked the highest with $5. 000, tripled the amount recorded in Country C. The Accommodation fee accounted for the most in Country A’s students' money at 45%, doubled the money allocated for Food and Leisure, both comprising 22%. Books were only responsible for 3% of the expenditure, equal to roughly one-third the money used for Others (8%).
Similar to Country A, colleagues in Country B also spend the most of their $4. 500 expenditure on Accommodation, with 35%, followed by Food and Leisure with 28% and 23% respectively. Contrary to Country A, Books in Country B acquire 9%, two times more than the proportion of Other (5%).
Different from the two other countries, students in Country C prioritized Food rather than Accommodation, which constituted 36%, three times larger than the amount spent in Leisure (12%). It was followed by Accommodation and Books, which represented 30% and 21% correspondingly. The money expended on Other was lower than all of other domains, 1% to be exact.
The table
shows
the average yearly
expenditure
by 3 specific
countries’
colleagues in 2007, falling in 5
different
categories.
Overall
, university students in
Country
A spend the biggest amount of
money
, contrast to that in
country
C.
Notably
, the cost spent on
accommodation
and
food
makes
up more that the three
other
remainders total.
As transparent from the data surveyed in
Country
A, the average individual
expenditure
paid
annually
was ranked
the highest with $5. 000, tripled the amount recorded in
Country
C. The
Accommodation
fee accounted for the most in
Country
A’s students'
money
at 45%, doubled the
money
allocated for
Food
and Leisure, both comprising 22%. Books were
only
responsible for 3% of the
expenditure
, equal to roughly one-third the
money
used
for Others (8%).
Similar to
Country
A, colleagues in
Country
B
also
spend the most of their $4. 500
expenditure
on
Accommodation
, with 35%, followed by
Food
and Leisure with 28% and 23%
respectively
. Contrary to
Country
A, Books in
Country
B acquire 9%, two times more than the proportion of
Other
(5%).
Different
from the two
other
countries
, students in
Country
C prioritized
Food
rather
than
Accommodation
, which constituted 36%, three times larger than the amount spent in Leisure (12%). It
was followed
by
Accommodation
and Books, which represented 30% and 21%
correspondingly
. The
money
expended on
Other
was lower than all of
other
domains, 1% to be exact.