The data on the bar graph shows the average growth of world wealth from 2006 until 2015 in Asia, Europe, North America, Africa, and finally in the world in total. In addition, for the period 2016 – 2025 the expected growth for these continents has been calculated and presented in the graph.
The information given show that Asia and Africa had the greatest grow of wealth compared to the rest of the continents. Specifically, the average wealth in Asia has increased by 9%, whereas in Africa it has improved by 7%. Europe experienced a growth 33% less than the size of the growth in Asia, while in North America the wealth grow reported was even smaller.
On first glance, it is clear that the future projections are optimistic for all the continents, especially for Africa and Asia. It is important to mention that the prediction for North America indicates a growth half the size of the one for Asia. Meanwhile, Europe is expected to show 9% growth, which means that the average wealth will rise by half compared to the period 2006 – 2015, but Africa is likely to double the average wealth. 
The data on the bar graph  
shows
 the  
average
  growth
 of world  
wealth
 from 2006 until 2015 in Asia, Europe, North America, Africa, and  
finally
 in the world in total.  
In addition
, for the period 2016 – 2025 the  
expected
  growth
 for these continents has  
been calculated
 and presented in the graph.
The information  
given
  show
 that Asia and Africa had the greatest grow of  
wealth
 compared to the rest of the continents.  
Specifically
, the  
average
  wealth
 in Asia has increased by 9%, whereas in Africa it has  
improved
 by 7%. Europe experienced a  
growth
 33% less than the size of the  
growth
 in Asia, while in North America the  
wealth
 grow reported was even smaller. 
On
  first
 glance, it is  
clear
 that the future projections are optimistic for all the continents,  
especially
 for Africa and Asia. It is  
important
 to mention that the prediction for North America indicates a  
growth
 half the size of the one for Asia. Meanwhile, Europe is  
expected
 to  
show
 9%  
growth
, which means that the  
average
  wealth
 will rise by half compared to the period 2006 – 2015,  
but
 Africa is likely to double the  
average
  wealth
.