Band 5+: The bar graph illustrates the average calorie intake per person in different countries in the year 2003. Analyze the differences among the countries shown and discuss the potential cultural, economic, and social factors that could contribute to these variations in dietary habits. Furthermore, hypothesize on how these differences in calorie intake might affect the health and wellbeing of populations in these nations. In your essay, use the information from the graph to support your arguments and offer potential solutions to address disparities in nutritional health where necessary.

The bar grap shows information about the average calorie consumption per person in eight different countries in 2003.

Overall, it is clear that U.S and New Zealand were top of the group, while other countries significantly lower than them. Additionally, the lowest figures belong to Indonesia and Somalia.

In terms of United States in 2003, calories intake per person was about 3400, while in New Zealand it was slightly lower about 3300. Spain and Mexico were second largest countries for calories intake about 2600 and 2500, respectively.

Rest of the countries namely; India, Somalia, China, and Indonesia’s figures slightly different. In 2003, the lowest calories consumption recorder in Somalia and Indonesia about 1800 and 1600, respectively. The last of two countires China and India showed almost same numbers, in India it was exactly 2000 and about 2100 in China.