The bar chart reveals the changing patterns in the proportion of wealthy countries, globalisers and non-globalisers from 1960s to 1990s. Overall, it’s clear that the chart is highlighted with upward trend in domestic products in globalisers and those of wealthy countries followed a contracting trend. Besides, the fluctuation of non-globalisers also brought about significant changes in the average growth.
Having started at 4. 7%, walthy countries made up the largest percentage before experiencing a continuous drop of 2. 7% over the period.
Conversely, globalisers began at the lowest position compared with remaining areas at around 14%. However, they made great progress and take the leading position in 10 years after that.
As regards non-globalizers, there was a slight growth of 0. 8% in the two first period of time to the highest position. Following this, the figure plummeted, making it drop to 3rd place with a modest 0. 8% a helfy and 1. 3 in respective two decades.
The bar chart reveals the changing patterns in the proportion of wealthy countries,
globalisers
and
non-globalisers
from 1960s to 1990s.
Overall
, it’s
clear
that the chart
is highlighted
with upward trend in domestic products in
globalisers
and those of wealthy countries followed a contracting trend.
Besides
, the fluctuation of
non-globalisers
also
brought about significant
changes
in the average growth.
Having
started
at 4. 7%,
walthy
countries made up the largest percentage
before
experiencing a continuous drop of 2. 7% over the period.
Conversely
,
globalisers
began at the lowest position compared with remaining areas at around 14%.
However
, they made great progress and take the leading position in 10 years after that.
As regards
non-globalizers
, there was a slight growth of 0. 8% in the two
first
period of time to the highest position. Following this, the figure plummeted, making it drop to 3rd place with a modest 0. 8% a
helfy
and 1. 3 in respective two decades.