The bar chart has demonstrated the proportion of inhabitants in the world and the affluence levels of eight different areas.

The bar chart has demonstrated the proportion of inhabitants in the world and the affluence levels of eight different areas. Overall, it can be seen from the graph that the major part of the population has mainly focused on China, India and nations of the Other Asia Pacific areas. By contrast, most of the wealth in the world has been dominated by North American, Europe and Rich Asia-Pacific areas. 24% of the population in the world has lived in China, followed by India (16%) and Other Asia Pacific (16%). Europe also has recorded 15% of inhabitants. This figure has been significantly higher compared to that of Africa and Latin America (10%) and Caribbean (7%). North America has represented roughly 6% of the population in the world. This figure for Rich Asia Pacific has been exactly 5%. The rate of worldwide wealth in North America has been highest, accounting for approximately 34%, followed by Europe (30%) and Rich Asia-Pacific areas (about 24%). 4% of global wealth has been recorded in Latin America and Caribbean. The prosperity of China has tied with that of Other Asia pacific at about 3%. The level of affluence of India and Africa has been approximately 2%, which has been the lowest figure in the world.