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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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The graphs depict how the population in the world is distributed and how people allocate their budget for various purposes.

Overall, it is obvious that the majority of the population in the world was Asian. In addition, most people spend their money on other purposes.

Regarding world spending, top of the list is the figure for other purposes, taking up to 40%. This is then followed by that of food, at 24%. Ranked in third place is the percentage of transport, claiming 18 %, which is 6 % higher than the proportion of housing. Bottom of the list is the one of clothing, amounting to 6%

As for world population, the data of Asia is the highest among other countries , accounting for 57%. Another interesting point is that the percentages of Europe and Americas is equal, at 14%. Finally, the proportion of Africa is 10 %, which is twice as much as that of other countries.

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