The given pie chart illustrates that how much money(in dollar) is used on different types of subjects -housing, transportation, food, health care and other goods and services in Malaysia and Japan during 2005.
As an overall trend, when all the figures are taken into consideration, it can be vividly seen that Japan spent most on other goods and services; however Malaysia did on Housing.
Initally, Its very clear when we look at the chrat that Japan is spending most of its money on other goods and services(29%), Whereas for Malaysia its only (26%). Japan and Malaysia expenditure on housing was (21%) and (34%) respectively. Japan consumed (3%) less food then of Malaysia which is (27%).
Moreover As we move further we can check that More money was depleted by Japan on Health care (6%) than Malaysia which is (3%). Japan spent double the money on transportation which is 20 percent: howerver Malaysia was 10 percent.
The
given
pie chart illustrates that how much money(in dollar) is
used
on
different
types of subjects -housing, transportation, food, health care and other
goods
and services in Malaysia and
Japan
during 2005.
As an
overall
trend, when all the figures
are taken
into consideration, it can be
vividly
seen
that
Japan
spent most on other
goods
and services;
however
Malaysia did on Housing.
Initally
, Its
very
clear
when we look at the
chrat
that
Japan
is spending most of its money on other
goods
and services(29%), Whereas for Malaysia its
only
(26%).
Japan
and Malaysia expenditure on housing was (21%) and (34%)
respectively
.
Japan
consumed (3%) less food
then
of Malaysia which is (27%).
Moreover
As we
move
further
we can
check
that More money
was depleted
by
Japan
on Health care (6%) than Malaysia which is (3%).
Japan
spent double the money on transportation which is 20 percent:
howerver
Malaysia was 10 percent.