The bar chart compares how consumers in the United
States
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Canada
, the United Use synonyms
Kingdom
, and Use synonyms
Japan
allocated different shares of total spending to categories Use synonyms
such
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food
, housing, and Use synonyms
transportation
in 2009.
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Overall
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it is clear that
most of the consumers of the four countries spent more finance in Housing, Linking Words
transportation
and Use synonyms
food
sectors rather than on the clothing and healthcare sectors.
We can see that the United Use synonyms
States
had the highest housing expenditure Use synonyms
share
, 26% of total expenditures in 2009. The United Use synonyms
Kingdom
and Use synonyms
Japan
followed, with 24% and 22%, respectively. Use synonyms
Canada
had the lowest housing Use synonyms
share
at 21%. Housing was the largest expenditure component in all countries except Use synonyms
Japan
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By contrast
, Linking Words
Canada
had the largest Use synonyms
transportation
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share
of all four countries at 20%. The United Use synonyms
States
and the United Use synonyms
Kingdom
had the next-highest Use synonyms
transportation
shares, 17% and 15%, respectively. Use synonyms
Japan
had the lowest, at 10%.
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However
, in Linking Words
Japan
, consumers spent 23% of their total expenditures on Use synonyms
food
in 2009. The United Use synonyms
Kingdom
had the second-highest Use synonyms
share
at 20%. Use synonyms
Canada
, with 15%, and the United Use synonyms
States
, with 14% had the lowest Use synonyms
food
expenditure shares among the Use synonyms
states
studied. Meanwhile, though they disbursed most finance for housing & and Use synonyms
food
purposes, the healthcare sector is always less considered. The USA spent more finance in health care sectors at 8% compared to other nations. In clothing, Use synonyms
Canada
outlaid above 5% of funds and England is the second nation who spent 5 per cent.Use synonyms
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