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The image displays two charts: one showing the percentage of total world oil resources and the other depicting the percentage of total world annual oil consumption. The percentage of total world oil resources shows: Middle East 56.52%, Canada 14.84%, Central and South America 8.84%, Eastern Europe 6.15%, Africa 7.54%, United States 2.48%, Western Europe 1.52%, Australia and New Zealand 0.11%, Other 1.3%. The percentage of total world annual oil consumption shows: Middle East 6.15%, Canada 2.48%, Central and South America 6.70%, Eastern Europe 7.50%, Africa 3.93%, United States 25.48%, Western Europe 19.32%, Australia and New Zealand 1.31%, Other 2.25%.
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The bar charts illustrate the proportions of the world’s oil resources from different areas, together with how much it’s consumed yearly in the specific areas.
Overall, the percentage of total world oil resources and percentage of total world annual oil consumption had small corelation. Whilst the highest oil world resources located in middle east, asia became the highest in total oil consumption annually.
The percentage of total world oil resources is varying based on the areas. The charts also witnessed the significant different in each areas where middle east is the highest with 56.52% total, while the lowest is Australia and New Zealand is the lowest with 0.30%, it is around 56.20% differences in total.
The percentage of total world annual oil consumption have no significant differences in each areas with the highest only lead by approximately 1% from the second highest, while the lowest consumption still in Australia and New Zealand with 1.31% total.
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