The pie chart compares the average household spending in two different countries in terms of five important categories in 2010.

The chart above depicts information about common domestic spending concerning five distinct categories in Japan and

Malaysia

in the year 2010, and it is measured in percentage. As it is observed, the Japanese like to splurge for other goods and services,

while

Malaysians are more interested in owning properties.  It is conspicuous that Japanese and Malaysian households have different priorities when it comes to their needs.

To begin

with, residence for couples who live in

Malaysia

is indispensable,

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for 34 per cent,

while

in Japan it is lower with approximately 21 per cent.

Moreover

, food which is a crucial thing for living stands at a 27 rate in

Malaysia

whereas

Japan shares nearly the same figure as a 24 ratio. Moving on to the third essential need of the residents in

Malaysia

is other goods and services (26%).

In contrast

, additional products and assistance are the largest proportion in The Land of The Rising Sun.

Finally

, vehicles play a major role in Japanese households with a figure of 20%

whereas

in the opposite country possessed only half of it. Followed by health care which has the smallest amount of number in both nations compared to other classifications.