TThe given table illustrates information about social and economic indicators for four different countries namely, Canada, Japan, Peru and Angola in 1994. The indicators reported by United Nations statistics are related to annual income per person, life expectancy at birth, daily calorie supply per person and adult literacy rate.
Overall, it seems that the data for all indicators in Canada and Japan were higher compared with the other countries. Additionally, Angola had the lowest figures for all indicators.
Japan had the highest annual income per person and life expectancy at birth ($US1570 and 78 years, respectively), while the lowest numbers were for Angola ($130 and 47 years, respectively). The daily calorie supply per person was quite higher in Canada (3326 calorie) than in Japan (2846 calorie). Again the Angola showed the lowest figures with 1749 calorie: however, the numbers for Peru was 1927. In adult literacy rate there was no difference between Canada and Japan, both of them was 99%, followed by Peru 68% and Angola 34%.
TThe
given
table illustrates information about social and economic indicators for four
different
countries
namely
, Canada,
Japan
, Peru and Angola in 1994. The indicators reported by United Nations statistics
are related
to annual income per
person
, life expectancy at birth, daily calorie supply per
person
and adult literacy rate.
Overall
, it seems that the data for all indicators in Canada and
Japan
were higher compared with the other countries.
Additionally
, Angola had the lowest figures for all indicators.
Japan had the highest annual income per
person
and life expectancy at birth ($US1570 and 78 years,
respectively
), while the lowest numbers were for Angola ($130 and 47 years,
respectively
). The daily calorie supply per
person
was quite higher in Canada (3326 calorie) than in
Japan
(2846 calorie). Again the Angola
showed
the lowest figures with 1749 calorie:
however
, the numbers for Peru was 1927. In adult literacy rate there was no difference between Canada and
Japan
, both of them was 99%, followed by Peru 68% and Angola 34%.