The pie chart gives information about the comparison of the spending percentage in 2010 between Japan and Malaysia.
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, the spending patterns between the two countries show slight differences across various categories. In Japan, the largest portion of expenditures goes to “other and good services”, Linking Words
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in Malaysia, housing takes the highest spot. Linking Words
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, healthcare represents the smallest percentage of spending in both countries.
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