The bar chart illustrates the the percent of the improverished population living in rural areas between 1993 and 2002. The pie chart gives the information of the difference between the rural and urbans areas in the sharing of poverty in the year 2002.
For the bar chart, overall, East Asia and pacific had the highest percent among all of the other ones over the year. From 1993 and 2002, it didn't shows any increase or drops over the 9 years. The percent was around 90%, as opposed to Latin America and Caribbean, which was the least one as it shows a decrease from about 50% to 40%.
For many areas, there isn't a sharp raises or drops over these years as the most of them, such as South Asia and Middle East and North Africa. They mentain almost stable, while the percent for Europe and Central Asia shows a growth about 15%.
the pie chart shows more blue than the gray, which means thats the rural area share is much more than the Urban one(76% and 24% respectively).
The bar
chart
illustrates
the the
percent
of the
improverished
population living in rural
areas
between 1993 and 2002. The pie
chart
gives the information of the difference between the rural and
urbans
areas
in the sharing of poverty in the
year
2002.
For the bar
chart
,
overall
, East Asia and pacific had the highest
percent
among
all of the
other ones over the
year
.
From 1993 and 2002
, it didn't
shows
any increase or drops over the 9 years. The
percent
was around 90%, as opposed to Latin America and Caribbean, which was the least one as it
shows
a decrease from about 50% to 40%.
For
many
areas
, there isn't a sharp raises or drops over these years as the most of them, such as South Asia and Middle East and North Africa. They
mentain
almost stable, while the
percent
for Europe and Central Asia
shows
a growth about 15%.
the
pie
chart
shows
more blue
than the gray, which means
thats
the rural
area
share is much more than the Urban one(76% and 24%
respectively
).