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Band 6+: The chart below gives infomation about global population percenages and disrubution of welath by region

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The image displays population and wealth shares by region: North America has 5% population share, 34% wealth share; Latin America and Caribbean holds 8% population share, 4% wealth share; Europe has 15% population share, 30% wealth share; Africa shows 10% population share, 1% wealth share; China presents 24% population share, 3% wealth share; India registers 16% population share, 1% wealth share; Rich Asia-Pacific records 5% population share, 24% wealth share; Other Asia-Pacific displays 16% population share, 3% wealth share.
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The bar chart illustrates the details about global population proportion and disrubution of wealth share by region.

Overall, North America recorded the highest percentage of wealth, while Afica and India accounted for the lowest proportion. By contrast, the proportion of population, in China accounted for the largest, whereas Rich Asia-Pacific amounted to smallest share.

The proportion of wealth accounted for 34%, and followed by population, which made up around 6%. By comparison, Latin America and Caribbean accounted for around 4% of wealth and approximately 8%. Europe accounted for 15% of global population, and this figure made up 30% of wealth. While, the proportion of population, in Africa amounted to 10%, and followed by wealth, which made up 1%.

The percentage of global population, in China accounted for approximately 23%, and 3% of wealth. By camparison, the proportion of wealth, in India accounted for 15%, and followed by global population, which made up 1%. Rich Asia Pacific accounted for approximately 24% of wealth, and 5% of population. Followed by other Asia Pacific, which made up around 16% of population, and around 3% of wealth.

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