The given charts illustrate the average costs that family units paid in Norway and Spain in 2015.
Overall, the highest spending of Norwegian and Spanish
households were for accommodation fees with the percentage of 34%
and 28%, respectively, taking up on forth of the total expenditure.
Meanwhile, education was the area with the lowest expenses, with only
4% in Norway and 9% in Spain. As can be seen from the charts, during
the period, alimentation (food supply) was more invested in Norway, at
25% compared to 10% of that in Spain. On the contrary, Norwegian
domestic units spent less on healthcare than those in Spain, with only
12% compared to that of 23%. Furthermore, there was a small difference
between the expenditures of power resources and transport in both
countries. The first in Norway stood at 10% and 14% in Spain while the
second made up for 15% and 16% in the two nations, respectively.
(One major difference between Norway and Spain is that over twice the
funds used for food in the former, compared to the latter. The figures are
25% and 10% correspondingly. On the contrary, health care average
costs almost half for Norway at 12% as to 23% in Spain.)
(Furthermore, transportation amongst both nations are quite similar in
data, only a 4% difference, standing at 10% and 14% while being the
fourth most highly paid expenditure.)