The table provides selected statistics for representing the quality of life among five countries: Bangladesh, Bolivia, Egypt, Indonesia, and USA. By looking at GNP per head, daily calorie supply per head, life expectancy at birth, and infant mortality, the quality of life in USA topped the others while Bangladesh became the least.
Compared to the other countries, USA achieves the top spot for every indicator representing quality of life. GNP per head is accounted for USD 13,160, each person at least comprises about 3,653 kcal in a day, people are expected to live until 74, and there are only approximately 12 dead infants for every 1000 live births.
Following the USA, there are Egypt and Indonesia; both of which might be sit in the second place. However, as Egypt get higher HNP per head, daily calorie supply per head, and life expectancy, Egypt is slightly above Indonesia. Nevertheless, there are less infants died in every 1000 live births in Indonesia compared to Egypt.
In the fourth place, Bolivia holds the place. Bolivia actually achieves higher life expectancy than Indonesia. However, the other three indicators remain lower than Indonesia. Lastly, Bangladesh takes the last place as all indicators are vastly lower than the other countries, making them the least country to be lived greatly by the residents.
