The bar chart provides key information about the population and global wealth for various regions. The units are measured in per cent.
Overall, it is clear from the graph that North American’s Global wealth has the highest level compared to other nations. In addition, population level is generally higher than global wealth in most countries, whereas it is the opposite in North America, Europe and Rich Asia-pacefic.
According to what is shown, in North America, the global wealth is significantly higher than its population level, forming around a third, compared to just over 5% for the population. In contrast, China is showing nearly a quarter in its population, and just about 3% in its global wealth. Other Asia pacefic and India have almost equivalent rates in population, with slightly over 15%.
In terms of Europe, a significant 30% for its population, and only about 15% for its global wealth. On the other hand, Africa has double the rate of Rich asia- pacefic in their population. Although Rich Asia- pacefic had a substantial level in global wealth with approximately a quarter. While other categories had minor shares.