The bar chart compares the consumption
on
five primary categories, including food, housing, transportation, health care and clothing in four different countries in 2009.
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It is clear that
consumers spent money on housing much more than that Linking Words
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the other four categories shown. Change preposition
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By contrast
, the percentage of citizens spending on health care was the lowest.
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the ‘housing’
around
26%, which was 12% and 9% higher than that for food and transportation respectively. Simultaneously, Japan invested more money Add a missing verb
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food, at just 23%, followed by 14% of Americans, 15% of Canadians and just 20% of the British. The proportions of the US and Change preposition
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Canada
purchasers expending on transportation were higher than the figures for the others, with around 17 % and 20% respectively.
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On the other hand
, healthcare and clothing were the least two expensive sectors. There were no significant differences in the proportions of the citizens of these Linking Words
nations
spending on clothing, around 4 % to 6%. Change noun form
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, the rate of expenditure for health care in the United States was 7%, Linking Words
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Canada
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Japan
citizens were the same, Replace the word
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