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The bar graph compares the proportion of spending allocated to different categories

among four contries in the year 2009.

Overall, it is obvious that housing, food and transportation cost these nationalities was
highest than other expense in this year. While the opposite was true for health care and
clothing .

As can be seen from the chart, Japanese spent around 23% money on food, this rate was
bigger than that of US and Canada, which was nearly 10%. And UK resident’s spending
on food was one-fifth of their total expenditure. Housing was the largest average share of
money, it accounted for more than a quarter. All other countries had to spend between
20%-24% for housing.

Concerning transportation, Canadian’s total was cost 20%, twice times as much as that of
Japan. US and UK people expense 17% and 15% respectively. By contrast, there was no
remarkable disparity (khac biet) in health care and clothing share in four nationalitiess,
at only approximately 5% on average, except for healthcare constituted around 8% US
citizen’s budget.

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