The given bar chart highlights the percentage of individuals who receive more or less than $30 on a daily basis in the mentioned countries, namely Poland, Spain, Italy, the United Kingdom, France, the United States, Germany and Norway in the year 2024.
Overall, it can be deduced that in comparison to all other countries, Poland natives encompass the highest share in daily income of below $30. Whereas, almost the entire population of Norway earns above $30 per day. Meanwhile, there isn’t significant difference in the earnings of France and the United States under both the situations.
It is clear from the bar chart that in all nationalities, a large majority gets paid higher than $30 day in and day out. In Norway, 94% of its citizens made above the given amount and at the same time, only 60% of Poland inhabitants could benefit from this.
By contrast, population from both the french and Americans earned almost equally above and below $30. A similar trend existed between Spain and Italy with only a 2% variation in their shares on both the ends of the spectrum. Germany stood close to Norway in terms of getting paid more than $30 with 89% of Germans leveraging this income.