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college students from three countries spend on different living costs each year. agree or disagree?

The table illustrates the percentage of expenditure which college
students
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 from three
countries
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 spend on different living costs each year. Overall, it is clear that the total expenditure of
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 A was higher than the spending of
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 in
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B
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 and
C
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. In all
countries
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,
students
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 spent the most proportion on accommodation and food.
In
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country
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 A, the total spending of
students
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 is the highest at 5000$ per year, compared to
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B
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 and
C
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 which were 4500$ and 1500$ respectively.
Accommodation’s
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 rate accounted for 45% of the total expenditure in
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 A, while it was lower for
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 in
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B
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 at 35% and
country
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C
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 at 30%.
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, in
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 of food,
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 in
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C
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 spend the largest proportion of their money on it, were at 36%. The
students
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 in
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C
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 spent a high percentage of their budget on books (21%), while the least spending on books is
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 A.
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, Leisure was high expended by
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 in
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 A and
B
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 around 22.5% whereas
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C
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 expended the least on
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 cost.
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, the average of other living costs in
three
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countries
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were
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 approximately 4.5%.

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