The given pie charts compare the proportion of the world population in six different regions in two separate years. The general overview here is that the Asia was the region that there were a majority of population in the world in both given years.
As it can be seen from the charts, Most of the world population were live in the Asia region in 1990. Accounting for 60% of the total percentage. There were a slight decrease of 6% to 54% in 2000, Which this amount including the former Soviet Asia. Similarly, the number of population in the Latin America declined a mere 5% from exactly 8% to 3% in after a decade. Moreover, the number of the Europe’s population dropped significant by 11% to 14% in 2000.
In contrast, the number of population in The Africa and Latin America rose minimally by 6% and 5% to 10% and 8% respectively throughout the period. It was interesting to note that there were a number of 6% of population in the Middle East and North Africa, which was the brand new region in 2000 and there were a period of stability at 5% and 3% in the number of population in The North America and the other regions consecutively over the period observed and
The
given
pie charts compare the proportion of the world
population
in six
different
regions
in two separate years. The general overview here is that the Asia was the
region
that there were a majority of
population
in the world in both
given
years.
As it can be
seen
from the charts, Most of the world
population
were
live
in the Asia
region
in 1990. Accounting for 60% of the total percentage. There were a slight decrease of 6% to 54% in 2000, Which this amount including the former Soviet Asia.
Similarly
, the
number
of
population
in the Latin America declined a mere 5% from exactly 8% to 3% in after a decade.
Moreover
, the
number
of the Europe’s
population
dropped significant by 11% to 14% in 2000.
In contrast
, the
number
of
population
in The Africa and Latin America rose
minimally
by 6% and 5% to 10% and 8%
respectively
throughout the period. It was interesting to note that there were a
number
of 6% of
population
in the Middle East and North Africa, which was the
brand new
region
in 2000 and there were a period of stability at 5% and 3% in the
number
of
population
in The North America and the other
regions
consecutively
over the period observed
and