The charts depict information about the average percentage of households in two countries in housing, transport, food, well-being and other goods.
Overall
, it is noticeable that Malaysia obtained the largest percentage of housing, Linking Words
whereas
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also
had the lowest proportion of energy care.
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To begin
with Japan, there was a negligible difference between housing and transport, namely 21 % and 20 %. In terms of food, it accounted for 24 % which is four times bigger than health care ( 6 %).
The figure for other goods obtained the highest percentage of households in Japan throughout the period.
With regards to Malaysia, the figure for strength care accounted for 3 % which is over 3 times smaller than transport ( 10 %). Linking Words
Consequently
, it was the type of household which was less consumed over the period in question. Linking Words
However
, the rate for other goods and food shared a similar proportion, namely 26 % and 27 % . Linking Words
Furthermore
, housing was the kind of housing which was highly used throughout the period.Linking Words