The pie chart illustrates the distribution of auto, health, life and other insurance policies. The table depicts statistical information about private insurance policy ownership in India, England, and Australia.
Overall, while auto private insurance policies had the biggest share at 35%, other insurance policies encompassed only 6% of the total. Meanwhile, out of all the given countries, England possessed the highest private insurance ownership among all three categories.
Auto and health insurance policies were encompassing 35% and 31% of the global allocation of private insurance policies, respectively. Life and other insurance policies, conversely, were less dominant with just 28% and 6%, respectively.
While a quarter of the England population had insurance, only 7% of Indian citizens had one. Moreover, in all 3 categories – auto, health, and life – England had significantly higher ownership rates than any other given countries, at 10%, 7.9%, and 5.7% respectively. In India, health insurance at 3.5% and life insurance at 1.7% were relatively higher than those of Australia, at 1.3% and 0.5%, respectively; however, 15% of the Australian population had insurance, while in India this figure was only 7%.