The given table manifests the citizens scenario, categorized into GDP, population and QoL, in six different countries in 2017. From an overall perspective, it is apparent that Asian countries were the most dominant in population. Notably, non-Asian countries had a substantially high quality of life index.
As observed, Asian countries took lead in term of population, taking up approximately 3 billion residents combined. China was in lead in domestic product value at 12. 2 trillion USD, compared to Japan and India with 4. 9 and 2. 7 trillion USD, respectively. Although Japan had a considerable quality of life index, Asians had an adverse life compared to the others.
The US were spectacularly booming in term of financial resources, with only 0. 3 trillion USD less than all Asian countries combined. Due to a significant gap in population, non-Asians had a far better life satisfaction index, with non being lower than 170.
The
given
table manifests the
citizens
scenario, categorized into GDP,
population
and
QoL
, in six
different
countries
in 2017. From an
overall
perspective, it is apparent that Asian
countries
were the most dominant in
population
.
Notably
, non-Asian
countries
had a
substantially
high quality of
life
index.
As observed, Asian
countries
took lead in term of
population
, taking up approximately 3 billion residents combined. China was in lead in domestic product value at 12. 2 trillion USD, compared to Japan and India with 4. 9 and 2. 7 trillion USD,
respectively
. Although Japan had a considerable quality of
life
index, Asians had an adverse
life
compared to the others.
The US were
spectacularly
booming in term of financial resources, with
only
0. 3 trillion USD less than all Asian
countries
combined. Due to a significant gap in
population
, non-Asians had a far better
life
satisfaction index, with non being lower than 170.