The pie charts below show the average household expenditures in Japan and Malaysia in the year 2010.
The provided pie charts compare the mean household expenses in
Japan
and Malaysia
in the year 2010.
Overall
, the most expenses in Malaysia
related to housing, while
the significant costs in Japan
related to other goods and services, moreover
, the proportion of the cost of food was considerable for both Japan
and Malaysia
.
Japanese spent money on other goods and services more than the other facilities just below a third in 2010. About a quarter of their expenditure was related to food and the cost of accommodation and transportation was almost the same at 21 and 20 per cent
, respectively. The proportion of health care expenditure was negligible.
In Malaysia
, accommodation cost was the highest portion by 34 per cent
. Food expenses in Malaysia
were more than in Japan
at 27 per cent
and other goods and services charges were almost the same at 26 per cent
. Transportation costs were exactly 10 per cent
and a tiny fraction belonged to health care.Submitted by hadadianmohamadhossein on
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