The pie charts illustrate the household expenditures in Japan and Malaysia in 2010
The pie charts illustrate the household expenditures in Japan and Malaysia in 2010 DQMo
The given pie charts demonstrate the amount of consumption made by households in Japan
and Malaysia in 2010.
Overall, it can clearly be seen that households in both countries spent most of their budget
for accommodation, food supplies, and other goods and services. In contrast, health care
accounts for the least consumption for both countries.
In terms of household in Japan, the two highest figures of consumption were held by food
and other products and needs, which accounted for one-fourth and just below 30%,
respectively. Moreover, the other two figures which were accommodation and
transportation, stood slightly lower at around 20%, while the remaining percentage of 6%
being held by healthcare, which was the lowest figure.
Regarding the ones in Malaysia, the figure for accommodation makes up just above one-third
whereas food and other supplies and services stood at just below 30%. In addition, the two
lowest figures were transportation and health care services which accounted for exactly 10%
and 3%, respectively.
The
given
pie charts demonstrate the amount of consumption made by households in Japan
and Malaysia in 2010.
Overall
, it can
clearly
be
seen
that households in both countries spent most of their budget
for accommodation, food supplies, and
other
goods
and services.
In contrast
, health care
accounts for the least consumption for both countries.
In terms of household in Japan, the two highest
figures
of consumption
were held
by food
and
other
products and needs, which accounted for one-fourth and
just
below 30%,
respectively
.
Moreover
, the
other
two
figures
which were accommodation and
transportation, stood
slightly
lower at around 20%, while the remaining percentage of 6%
being held
by healthcare, which was the lowest figure.
Regarding the ones in Malaysia, the
figure
for accommodation
makes
up
just
above one-third
whereas food and
other
supplies and services stood at
just
below 30%.
In addition
, the two
lowest
figures
were transportation and health care services which accounted for exactly 10%
and 3%,
respectively
.