The pie charts illustrate the household expense made by two different countries Japan and Malaysia in the year of 2010. Overall, it can be seen that, both the nations spent very less amount in the health care sector also the both countries gave almost equal priority in term of food and others goods and services sectors.
As regard of Japan, it accounted 29% of investment on other goods and services whereas, Malaysia spent merely above a quarter on it. As regard of housing, Japan spent merely above a fifth where, Malaysia expenditure was above one third at the same time. Japan spent 20% and 6% in the sectors of transportation and healthcare which are twofold investment as compare to Malaysia. Conversely, Malaysia spent 27% in food, which is 3% more than compare to Japan.
The pie charts illustrate the household expense made by two
different
countries
Japan
and Malaysia in the year of 2010.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that, both the nations
spent
very
less amount in the health care sector
also
the both countries gave almost equal priority in term of food
and others
goods
and services sectors.
As regard of
Japan
, it accounted 29% of investment on other
goods
and services whereas, Malaysia
spent
merely
above a quarter on it. As regard of housing,
Japan
spent
merely
above a fifth where, Malaysia expenditure was above one third at the same time.
Japan
spent
20% and 6% in the sectors of transportation and healthcare which are twofold investment as compare to Malaysia.
Conversely
, Malaysia
spent
27% in food, which is 3% more than compare to
Japan
.