The bar chart illustrates percentages of global population and wealth distribution in certain areas—North America, China, Other Asia Pacific, India, Europe, Africa, Latin America & Caribbean, and Rich Asia–Pacific.
Overall, distribution of wealth dominated in North America, Europe, and Rich Asia-Pacific, although population rates are lower than in other regions.
North America shows the highest value in global wealth by approximately 34%, while Europe is considered the second wealthiest place in the chart (30%). Despite 5% of the population, rich Asia-Pacific also owns 24% of global wealth.
Although China is the most populated area among these regions by 23%, the global rate shows a similar proportion with Other Asia Pacific, by 3 %. The lowest global wealth is observed in India and Africa, approximately 1% in each area. However, the proportion of population and global wealth is nearly the same in Latin America and the Caribbean, 6% and 4%, respectively.