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Band 6+: The following table compares the life expectancy and GDP for six nations in 2009. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The chart illustrates the life expectancy and GDP for six countries in 2009. Overall, countries with a higher GDP tend to have higher life expectancy. The USA’s GDP was the highest of six nations.

The USA had a GDP of 45,900 dollars, which is 8,000 dollars higher than the figure for Australia. In contrast, life expectancy in Australia was the highest, which was 1 year and 4 years higher than Spain and the USA, respectively.

The GDP per capita in Poland was 18,00 dollars, which was less than half of the figure for the USA. Poland had a relatively high life expectancy at 75 years. Mali’s GDP was almost similar to that of India. India’s GDP and life expectancy was the lowest at 1,200 dollars and 50 years respectively.

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