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Band 6+: The charts below give information about world spending and population. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting main features and make comparisons where relevant

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The image features two pie charts labeled "World Spending" and "World Population" respectively. In the "World Spending" chart, the data points include: Food 24%, Clothing 6%, Housing 12%, Transport 18%, and Other 40%. In the "World Population" chart, the data points include: Asia 57%, Africa 10%, Americas 14%, Europe 14%, and Other 5%. There are no years or other categorical data provided.
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This diagram compares the 4 major expenditures and the distribution of the population.

It is observed that the highest expenditure is in food which is 24%,while transport,housing and clothing are relatively low.Moreover,the population of Asia has double the growth compared to the rest of the countries

According to the first chart given,food has a significantly high proportion compared to the rest of the items in the expenditure and transport which has a moderate percentage with the percentage value of 18%.The least number of items that have been spent on are on clothing merely 6% and housing 12% and the rest 40% are spent on other items.

The second chart shows an enormous proportion of the population in Asia with 24% and there’s a significant difference of 47% between Asia and Africa. The continent of Europe and America share the same proportions of 14% while the population of other continents has a growth rate of 5%.

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