The supplied illustration enumerates the statistics on the typical yearly

expenditure on tertiary students in three distinct countries.

It is plainly observed that students’ total disbursement in country A is the

highest. Meanwhile, accommodation accounts for the significant
proportions of the total cost of living in three nations.

As can be seen from the charts, the annual budget of students in country
A is $5,000, followed by those of country B and C with $4,500 and
$1,500, respectively. The accommodation of country A is ranked the first
with 45% higher compared to country C, which accounts for 30% and is
ranked the second. The figure for country C represents the highest
percentage of budget on food is 36% of the total. While, country A only
22% of their funds.

In terms of the remaining books and leisure, 21% of budget spent on

books surveyed stated that students’ in country C has the highest
percentage of that. Turning to leisure, students’ expenditure in country B
constitutes the highest proportion (23%) and is nearly twice as much as
that in country C (12%).