The table and chart provide a breakdown of the total expenditure and the average amount of money spent by students per week while studying abroad in four countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table and bar chart illustrate the average weekly expenditure of international students in four countries, labelled A through D. The table outlines the

overall

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financial outlay in US dollars,

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the bar chart disaggregates the costs into accommodation, tuition fees, and other daily expenses.

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it is clear that

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among the four,

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A registers the highest aggregate spending, amounting to $875 per week.

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B follows with $735,

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the figures drop notably in Countries C and D, at $540 and $435 , respectively. In

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A, housing payments are the lowest component at $220,

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tuition and general living expenses stand at $358 and $430 , respectively. Notably, the amount spent on everyday needs in

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A exceeds all other categories across the dataset.

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B exhibits a similar cost structure, though students there allocate slightly more to both accommodation and tuition—$280 and $320,

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living payments are marginally lower at $350.

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C demonstrates the most balanced financial distribution, with all categories falling between $240 and $275.

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D represents the least burdensome setting in terms of student expenditure,

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living costs there still surpass tuition and housing, reaching $235 compared to $225 and $200.