The circular pie charts provide the information about of household expense in two different countries: Japan, Malaysia in the year 2010. The data is given in percentage.
Overall, the highest other goods and services were noticed in Japan while the lowest health care was observed in Malaysia.
To begin with, in the year 2010, in Japan almost a quater household average was seen in Housing. The avarage dropped of and similar percentage were noticed in Transport and Food at 22%. The lowest household average was noticed in Health care. Moreover, the highest percentage was revaleve in other goods and services at 29%.
On the other hand, Malaysia the greatest proportion of expenditure was on housing at 34%. The other goods and services percentage dropped of 4% in Malaysia. However, the food average increased by 3% compared to the Japan. The amount of money was much lower in Malaysia as 10%. At last, 3% of the total money spent on Health care in the Malaysia.
The circular pie charts provide the information about of household expense in two
different
countries:
Japan
, Malaysia in the year 2010. The data is
given
in percentage.
Overall
, the highest
other
goods
and services
were noticed
in
Japan
while the lowest health care
was observed
in Malaysia.
To
begin
with, in the year 2010, in
Japan
almost a
quater
household average was
seen
in Housing. The
avarage
dropped of and similar percentage
were noticed
in Transport and Food at 22%. The lowest household average
was noticed
in Health care.
Moreover
, the highest percentage was
revaleve
in
other
goods
and services at 29%.
On the
other
hand, Malaysia the greatest proportion of expenditure was on housing at 34%. The
other
goods
and services percentage dropped of 4% in Malaysia.
However
, the food average increased by 3% compared to the
Japan
. The amount of money was much lower in Malaysia as 10%. At last, 3% of the total money spent on Health care in the Malaysia.