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Band 4+: 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 pie charts illustrates information about expenditure of world and population.

Overall,what standa out from graph is that Asia is responsible for the largest number of population.The largest portion of money is spent on other items.

Asia is an owner of the largest indivudials,at 57%,accounting for just under nearly three fifths.10% of population live in Africa,Africa appeals to one in ten of population in world.The segment of indivudials regarding Europe and Americas as the best place to live amounts to a minority,at 14% each.A very small number of people find other countries appealing(5%).

With 24% of the total food is one of the major expense catogories.That is nearly a quarter of all the money spent.Moreover,housing,clothing and transport account for 12%,18% and 6% of the total costs,respectively.Furthermore,it is highlighted that other items account for 40% of the spending.

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