The pie charts show the average household expenditures in Japan and Malaysia in 2010
The pie charts illustrate the information about spending aspects in four different categories housing, transport, food, heath care and other goods and
services
in Malaysia and Japan in 2010. Overall
, it is clear that
people spend more cash on housing in Malaysia and less money on health care in both countries.
In Japan, the expenditures in terms of food accounted for the most after other goods and services
with 24%, followed by housing and transport by nearly 21% and 20%, respectively. Furthermore
, just 6% of families spent their salary on healthcare services
in 2010 and 29% on other services
.
As is shown from the charts, individuals spent 34 per cent of their whole fund on housing services
. Additionally
, in respective with food and transport by 27% and 36%, in Malaysia. Meanwhile, as well as
Japan, Malaysian households utilise a lower proportion of their funds on healthcare goods and services
. By contrast
, approximately 10% on other facilities.Submitted by sh.sharifpour79 on
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