statistics related social and economic aspects of Canada, Japan, Peru, and Zaire in 1994.
Overall, Canada and Japan had the highest figures, while Zaire recorded the lowest indicators across all four categories.
The data for annual income per person in Japan is the highest indicator in 1994 (15760 dollars), although Canada is in second place, reaching 11100 dollars. For life expectancy at birth, Canada and Japan had nearly the same statistic, at 76 and 78 years, respectively. A similar trend can be observed in the adult literacy rate, with both countries exhibiting 99%. On the other hand, Canada had a higher daily calorie supply per person 3326 kcal compared to Japan 2864 kcal.
In contrast, Peru and Zaire touched the lowest point trends for yearly income per individual, which were 160 and 130 dollars. Peru’s average lifespan at birth stood at 51 years, whereas Zaire’s accounted for only 47%. As for daily energy supply per person, people in Peru consumed 200 more kcal than those in Zaire, with figures of 1927 kcal and 1749 kcal, respectively. Moreover, percentage of literate adults in Peru was twice as much as in Zaire.