The pie chart depicted Japan and Malaysia’s the average household expenditure by five different parts in 2010.
Looking firstly at Japan, the most noticeable figures of 29% was discovered in Other goods and services, followed by Food with 24%. Housing and Transport recorded the similar percentage of 21% and precisely 20% respectively. Lastly, the most slight proportion was found in Health care(6%).
Moving onto Malaysia, Housing occupied the biggest percantage of 34%. Then, Food(27%) and Other goods and services(26%) followed as the similar figures of around quarter of the total. Yet, Transport indicated the second marginal proportion of 10%. Only 3% was recorded in Health care.
To sum up, Other goods and services, Housing and Food were the major household expenditure sectors, while Transport and Health care were insignificant in both countries.
The pie chart depicted Japan and Malaysia’s the average household expenditure by five
different
parts in 2010.
Looking
firstly
at Japan, the most noticeable figures of 29%
was discovered
in Other
goods
and services, followed by Food with 24%. Housing and Transport recorded the similar percentage of 21% and
precisely
20%
respectively
.
Lastly
, the most slight proportion
was found
in Health care(6%).
Moving onto Malaysia, Housing occupied the biggest
percantage
of 34%. Then, Food(27%) and Other
goods
and services(26%) followed as the similar figures of around quarter of the total.
Yet
, Transport indicated the second marginal proportion of 10%.
Only
3%
was recorded
in Health care.
To sum up, Other
goods
and services, Housing and Food were the major household expenditure sectors, while Transport and Health care were insignificant in both countries.