The bar chart given illustrates the differences between population and global wealth by region, in percentages.
Overall, the differences in percentages between population and global wealth is quite high, especially for North America with more than 25% difference. Europe, America and Caribean however, had significantly less differences in percentages. Given that Europe’s percentage of population make up about half of it’s global wealth. Similliarly, America and Caribean almost two thirds of it’s global wealth
It seems that regions such as North America Europe and Rich Asia-Pacefic tend to have higher percentages of global wealth rather than population. Where as regions including China, Other Asia-Pacefic, India, Africa, American and Caribean have higher population percentages.
According to the bar graph, North America has the most significant percentage of global wealth, on the other hand, both India and Africa have the least. The largest population percentages however, is held by China, and the least by Rich Asia-Pacefic