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The charts illustrate the average amount of budget spent on five different household items in Japan and Malaysia in 2010.
The charts compare Japan and Malaysia in terms of the average money spent on five different household items in 2010. Overall, while Japan and Malaysia spent largest amount of money on different items: other goods and services and housing, respectively while both spent the least amount on health care. The other household items took more or less the same amount of budget.
Looking at details, Japan spent the largest proportion of money on other goods and services, at 29 %, and this was 3% higher than that of Malaysia on the same item. Meanwhile, housing was the largest spent item in Malaysia with 34% whilst Japan spent 21% of the total on the goods. However, both countries allocated the least proportion on the same sector – health care.
The other two items – transport and food - took moderate amount of the budget. Japan and Malaysia spent almost the same amount on food, 24% and 27% , respectively. Conversely, Japan spent twice as much money on transport as Malaysia did.
The charts illustrate the average amount of budget spent on five different household items in Japan and Malaysia in 2010.
The charts compare Japan and Malaysia in terms of the average money spent on five different household items in 2010. Overall, while Japan and Malaysia spent largest amount of money on different items: other goods and services and housing, respectively while both spent the least amount on health care. The other household items took more or less the same amount of budget.
Looking at details, Japan spent the largest proportion of money on other goods and services, at 29 %, and this was 3% higher than that of Malaysia on the same item. Meanwhile, housing was the largest spent item in Malaysia with 34% whilst Japan spent 21% of the total on the goods. However, both countries allocated the least proportion on the same sector – health care.
The other two items – transport and food - took moderate amount of the budget. Japan and Malaysia spent almost the same amount on food, 24% and 27% , respectively. Conversely, Japan spent twice as much money on transport as Malaysia did.