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The image presents a vertical bar chart comparing global population percentages to global wealth percentages by region. North America has a population percentage around 5 and a wealth percentage just below 35. China has a population percentage above 20 and a wealth percentage around 25. Other Asia & Islands have a population percentage just above 5 and a wealth percentage just above 5. India has a population percentage above 15 and a wealth percentage around 5. Europe has a population percentage around 10 and a wealth percentage just above 30. Africa has a population percentage just below 15 and a wealth percentage around 5. Latin America & Caribbean have a population percentage around 10 and a wealth percentage around 5. Middle East has a population percentage just below 5 and a wealth percentage just above 5. Rich Asia-Pacific has a population percentage just above 5 and a wealth percentage just below 5. There is also a note in the bottom right corner that says, "In Task 1, remember that you are not expected to give reasons or explanations for the information in the graph; you have to describe what you can see, merely present factually."
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The bar chart compares eight regions of the world by their population and wealth shares.
In general, three areas have a positive population-to-wealth ratio, meaning people in these regions have more money distributed amongst them, while five other areas of the world have a larger percentage of the planet’s population but only a small proportion of its wealth.
North America is home to around 6% of the world’s population but has just under 35% of its wealth, showing the most impressive gap in the chart. The Rich Asia Pacific region is one more area with significantly more wealth (about 24%) relative to its population (5%). Another and the last region with a larger wealth share is Europe. This continent has 15% of the Earth’s population but almost 30% of the world’s wealth.
As for territories with a negative population-to-wealth ratio, Africa, China, and India report the worst gaps. China, for example, has the largest proportion of the global population, with approximately 23%, but with regard to wealth, it accounts for just around 3%. Africa and India each have 1% of the world’s wealth but 10% and just over 15% of the planet’s population, respectively. The remaining regions where there are more residents than wealth are Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as Other Asia Pacific. However, the differences in these areas are not as enormous as in Africa, China and India.
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