The pie charts below show the average household expenditures in Japan and Malaysia in the year 2010.

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pie graph illustrates information about total spending in households in two various zones in the year 2020 for five different categories.

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it is clear that

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the public spends the highest amount of money on merchandise and services,

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the lowest spending was in the health care category.

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figure, we notice that 34 per

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of

Malaysia

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's individuals spend their money on food and meals.

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, if we compare

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and

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transport, we notice that people spend 20 per

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amount of their salary on transportation for Japan and 10 per

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for

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the Malaysian

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public respectively.

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, it can be deduced from

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pie figure that housing expenditure in Japan was 21, but

Malaysia

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had around 34 per

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in housing. Unlike

Malaysia

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had only 3 of 100 in strength responsibility, Japanese individuals spent 6% of their money on energy care.

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, we can see that other merchandise and dawning had a large number of expenditure. An excellent example is that 29% and 26% in both areas spend coins on dawning and goods. In conclusion,

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the fitness load category was the least spending, merchandise and convocation were the biggest.