Several key trends are revealed by the graph showing variations about global population and distribution of wealth in eight different countries, in same region. These figures are expressed in percentage (%).
Overall, it can be seen that the countries with the highest wealth distribution have the least percentage of people, as opposed to countries with the highest rate of population provide the least wealth.
Most noticeable of all, it can be seen that, North America, Europe and Rich Asia-Pacific wealth is heavily concentrated which account for almost 90% of global wealth. In contrast, North America and Rich-Asia-Pacific together account for slightly over 10% of the global population.
It is also worth pointing out that, India and Africa share almost same amount of wealth which can be assumed 1%, China shows around 28% of population and become top for population in chart. The other Asia-Pacific reached second in population with around 18% and the Latin America and Caribbean having around 8%.
Several key trends
are revealed
by the graph showing variations about global
population
and distribution of
wealth
in eight
different
countries, in same region. These figures
are expressed
in percentage (%).
Overall
, it can be
seen
that the countries with the highest
wealth
distribution have the least percentage of
people
, as opposed to countries with the highest rate of
population
provide the least wealth.
Most noticeable of all, it can be
seen
that, North America, Europe and Rich Asia-Pacific
wealth
is
heavily
concentrated which account for almost 90% of global
wealth
.
In contrast
, North America and Rich-Asia-Pacific together account for
slightly
over 10% of the global population.
It is
also
worth pointing out that, India and Africa share almost same amount of
wealth
which can
be assumed
1%, China
shows
around 28% of
population
and become top for
population
in chart. The other Asia-Pacific reached second in
population
with around 18% and the Latin America and Caribbean having around 8%.