The bar chart comparatively illustrates the percentage of youthful male smokers in seven nations along with the global average in 2000 and 015.
Looking at the details, in 2000 make smokers were at peak in America with 65% followed by Bangladesh, Cube, and Mexico, with approximately 62, 52, 38 percentage respectively. Australia was considered as lowest with about 35%. Egypt and Lebanon were accounted as same percentage with 35%, however adult smokers throughout the world was about 42% on average.
Similarly if we compare the percentage in 2015, America and Cube were recorded as highest with around 62% for both, while Mexico and Australia were lowest with approximately 20 and 18% respectively. Likewise Egypt, Lebanon, Bangladesh were recorded as significant percentge with 58, 50, 38 percentage respectively, whereas average global smokers were 32%.
Overall, the highest smokers were in America and Banglades in 2000 and in America and Cube in 2015, in contrast to the Australia which was accounted for lowest in both year. But above percentage trend shows, number of smokers are decreasing globally.