The pie charts compare two countries( Malaysia and Japan) in terms of the average amount of money spent of 5 different categories, namely housing, transport, food, healthcare and goods/other services in 2010
Overall, Malaysian and Japanese spent most of their income on housing, food and other goods/services and the least on healthcare and transport.
At 34%, the expenditure on housing was the highest in Malaysia. The figure was still high in Japan, at 21%. Other goods/services category accounted for the largest proportion(29%) in Japan, 2% higher than Malaysia. Regarding expenditures on food, Malaysia and Japan were similar, at 27% and 24% respectively.
Japanese allocated 20% of the income for transport and 6% for healthcare, exactly doubled those for Malaysian.
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The pie charts compare two countries( Malaysia and Japan) in terms of the average amount proportions / percentages (Be careful. Amounts of money would be monetary values like $1450 or $230. The pie charts do not show amounts of money.) of money