The bar graph illustrated provides information concerning several regions' population as well as the wealth being distributed by those areas (given in percentages)
If it comes to population, needless to say, China is a foremost country making up a quarter of global population. However, the prosperity of the country accounts for only 4 %. Quite similarly, the percentages of population of India and other Asia pacific are 10 % lower than that of china, but the wealth shares of these two regions is rather similar to Chine's share. While the population proportions of Africa and Latin America comprise 10 and 7 percent of all people in the world, their global wealth is at the same minimum degree as the aforementioned countries.
North America is dominating the list of prosperous countries forming the 35% of global wealth. The second leading area, in terms of money, is Europe whose distribution of money is just 5 % less than that of America. But these two continents' population is distinctive in percentage; America is at 5 %, Europe is at 15%. When it comes to Rich Asia-Pacific, its global wealth exceeds the percentage of population, hence the ratio is 5/15
If it comes to population, needless to say, China is a foremost country making up a quarter of global population. However, the prosperity of the country accounts for only 4 %. Quite similarly, the percentages of population of India and other Asia pacific are 10 % lower than that of china, but the wealth shares of these two regions is rather similar to Chine's share. While the population proportions of Africa and Latin America comprise 10 and 7 percent of all people in the world, their global wealth is at the same minimum degree as the aforementioned countries.
North America is dominating the list of prosperous countries forming the 35% of global wealth. The second leading area, in terms of money, is Europe whose distribution of money is just 5 % less than that of America. But these two continents' population is distinctive in percentage; America is at 5 %, Europe is at 15%. When it comes to Rich Asia-Pacific, its global wealth exceeds the percentage of population, hence the ratio is 5/15