The provided pie charts illustrate the average household expenditures in two countries of Asia, Japan and Malaysia in the calendar year 2010. The units are measured in percentages.
Overall
, the charts provided give information on expenses towards multiple categories Linking Words
such
as food, Linking Words
healthcare
, transportation, housing, and other goods and Use synonyms
services
.
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Firstly
, In Malaysia, it can be concluded from the given information that people spend the least on Linking Words
healthcare
(3%) and most of their Use synonyms
income
goes towards housing facilities (35%) . At the same time, the Japanese spend the least on Use synonyms
healthcare
Use synonyms
services
(6%) and they spend a lot of money on other Use synonyms
services
(29%). Use synonyms
Furthermore
, it can be deduced from the given information that both nations spend significantly lower amounts of Linking Words
income
on Use synonyms
healthcare
Use synonyms
services
.
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On the other hand
, we can come to the conclusion that food is the category where both the countries spend almost equal amount of their incomes. In the case of transportation, Malaysians spend less when compared to Japanese.
To summarize the data, health care is a segment where both nations spend a negligible amount of their Linking Words
income
, and surprisingly Japanese spend around 29% of their Use synonyms
income
towards other Use synonyms
services
. Use synonyms
Additionally
, we can conclude that housing expenses in Malaysia which is 35% are significantly higher than in Japan (21%).Linking Words
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