The chart below shows shares of expenditures for five major categories in the USA, Canada, the UK, and Japan in the year 2009

Contained in the charts is data pertaining to the percentage of expenses

on

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various categories in four countries during 2000.

Overall

, it can be seen that spending on housing was always higher than the others, with the exception of

Japan

which spent most on food.

Additionally

, housing in the USA had the greatest spending in four communities,

while

the opposite was true for healthcare in the UK. About the three areas that took the majority of investment. Looking at housing, the USA comprised 27%,

whereas

the three other nations stood at around 23%. The statistics were similar in reference to food with all society ranging from 13% to 23%. As for transportation,

Canada

accounted for 19% double

Japan

at 10%, making it dominate

this

area. Turning to the two remaining groups which had the lesser number. Regarding healthcare, all four states made up approximately 3%, with

Canada

spending exactly as much as

Japan

. With respect to clothing, expenditures were minor with the highest in

Canada

hitting around 6%. The chart below shows shares of expenditures for five major categories in the USA,

Canada

, the UK, and

Japan

in the year 2009