The pie charts give information about the average household consumption in Japan and Malaysia in five categories.
The display pie chart gives data about the average household consumption in
Japan
as well as
Malaysia
in five categories housing, transport
, food
, health
care
and other goods
and services
.
The data is on average household consumption in Japan
and Malaysia
. In Japan
, housing is 21%, transport
is 20%, food
is 24%, health
care
is 6% and other goods
and services
are the highest at 29%. In Malaysia
, housing is the highest with 34%, other goods
and services
is 26%, food
is 27%, transport
is 10% and health
care
is only 3%. There is a great difference between Japan
and Malaysia
and the highest difference is in transport
. Food
and other goods
and services
are almost equal. Health
care
and transport
are also
equal.
To conclude
, the above information describes the average household consumption in Japan
and Malaysia
in five categories housing, transport
, food
, health
care
and other goods
and services
.Submitted by purvaam383 on
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