The bar chart illustrates data about both percentages of global population alongside with wealth distribution by eight differen regions. All units are percentages.
Overall, it is evident that North america, europe and rich asia-pacific’s share in wealth is greatly higher than other 5 regions. Coming to population, north america has a very small rate of population compared to china having the largest one.
Most considerably, in terms of global wealth, north america reached a peak of approxiamtely 34 percent, leaving the other countries far behind. Other similar trends are in europe and rich asia-pasific with a respective proportion of exactly 30 and roughly 24 percent. However, in this aspect, china , other asia pacific, india , africa and latin america and caribean are similarly presented with each having a share rate lower than 5 percent.
The majority of the population share is covered by china (24 percent). In comparison, north america contributed rougly 4 times as lower percentage, creating the sharpest contrast in the graph. Another similarity is seen between the populations of other asia pacific, indi and europe, with each covering slightly over 15 percent. Interestingly, if we look at africa, latin america and caribean and rich asia-pacific’s populations, it is seen that they together accounted for almost a quarter of the world population.