The table illustrates the percentage of money which was spent on different items in 4 countries namely China, Thailand, Japan and Vietnam in the year 2008
The table illustrates the percentage of money which was spent on different items in 4 countries namely China, Thailand, Japan and Vietnam in the year 2008 aAN8Y
The table illustrates the percentage of money which was spent on different items in 4 countries namely China, Thailand, Japan and Vietnam in the year 2008.
Overall, it can be seen that while Fast Food/Drinks were the most popular items in all 4 countries, the opposite was true for the proportion of spending on Leisure activities/Education. It is also notable that
According to the table, Chinese spent more money on Fast Food/Drinks and Shoes/Watches than other countries, with 28, 91% and 16, 23%. In contrast, the percentage of money spent on those was the lowest in Vietnam, with 15, 77% and 5, 4% respectively. The proportion of spending on Leisure activities/Education in China was slightly lower than that in Vietnam, which was the most interested in those in 4 countries.
It is noticeable that the figures for money spent on Shoes/ Watches in Thailand and Japan was roughly similar, with 5, 93% and 5, 51% respectively. The percentage of spending on Fast Food/Drinks in Japan was moderately higher than that in Thailand, with 18, 8% and 16, 36% respectively. Similarly, Thailander spent over 1% of money on Leisure activities/ Education more than Japanese, with 3, 2% and 1, 98% respectively.
The table illustrates the percentage of
money
which was
spent
on
different
items in 4 countries
namely
China, Thailand, Japan and Vietnam in the year 2008.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that while
Fast
Food/Drinks were the most popular items in all 4 countries, the opposite was true for the proportion of spending on Leisure activities/Education. It is
also
notable that
According to the table, Chinese
spent
more
money
on
Fast
Food/Drinks and Shoes/
Watches
than other countries, with 28, 91% and 16, 23%.
In contrast
, the percentage of
money
spent
on those was the lowest in Vietnam, with 15, 77% and 5, 4%
respectively
. The proportion of spending on Leisure activities/Education in China was
slightly
lower than that in Vietnam, which was the most interested in those in 4 countries.
It is noticeable that the figures for
money
spent
on Shoes/
Watches
in Thailand and Japan was roughly similar, with 5, 93% and 5, 51%
respectively
. The percentage of spending on
Fast
Food/Drinks in Japan was
moderately
higher than that in Thailand, with 18, 8% and 16, 36%
respectively
.
Similarly
,
Thailander
spent
over 1% of
money
on Leisure activities/ Education more than Japanese, with 3, 2% and 1, 98%
respectively
.