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The pie charts below describe average household expenditures by major categories in Japan and Malaysia in 2010. v.2

The pie charts below describe average household expenditures by major categories in Japan and Malaysia in 2010. v. 2
The pie charts depict the proportions of money spent on households in Japan compared to Malaysia in 2010 based on five categories namely- housing, transportation, food, healthcare and other goods and services. As illustrated, most of the expenditures in Japan was made on goods and other services, comprising 29% of the total expenditures compared to Malaysia, which only spends 26%. Food came as second priority for both countries with 24% and 27% of total household costs respectively. Housing in Japan is placed as the third priority with an average of 21% expenditure in comparison to Malaysia, which places their housing as their major expenditure. Furthermore, money spent for transportation fall as the fourth priority with an average of 20% in Japan and 10% in Malaysia. Lastly, healthcare was observed to be the least priority for both countries comprising 6% and 3% of the total expenditures. Overall, pie charts indicate that the main expenses in both countries were on goods and services, food and housing, while transportation and healthcare were given least prioritised.
The pie charts depict the proportions of money spent on households in
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Japan
compared to Malaysia in 2010 based on five categories
namely
- housing, transportation, food, healthcare and other
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goods
and services.

As illustrated, most of the
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expenditures
in
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Japan
was made
on
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goods
and other services, comprising 29% of the total
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expenditures
compared to Malaysia, which
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only
spends 26%. Food came as second
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priority
for both countries with 24% and 27% of total household costs
respectively
. Housing in
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Japan
is placed
as the third
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priority
with an average of 21%
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expenditure
in comparison
to Malaysia, which places their housing as their major
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expenditure
.
Furthermore
, money spent for transportation fall as the fourth
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priority
with an average of 20% in
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Japan
and 10% in Malaysia.
Lastly
, healthcare
was observed
to be the least
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priority
for both countries comprising 6% and 3% of the total expenditures.

Overall
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goods
and services, food and housing, while transportation and healthcare were
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given
least
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IELTS academic The pie charts below describe average household expenditures by major categories in Japan and Malaysia in 2010. v. 2

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