The bar charts illustrate the proportion of populations and global wealth in eight countries. Overall, it can be seen that, of the eight nations, North America has the most distribution of wealth among all eight countries. Besides, China has the biggest percentages of population.
Global wealth in North America, Europe, and Rich Asia-Pacific have higher percentages than the others. In addition, North America has the highest global wealth with approximately 34% and followed by Europe at 30%. Rich Asia-Pacific has the third highest for global wealth with nearly 24%, while the global population has the lowest of the eight with 5%.
China has the highest global population at about 25% of the eight countries. Other Asia Pacific and India have as many populations as Europe, at about 15,5% and 15% respectively. In contrast, India and Africa has smaller than other of global wealth to 3% and Latin America & Caribbean and North America has a similar figure.