The given bar graph depicts the proportion of population and wealth shares by countries.
Overall, wealth and population have different percentage across the eight region. While North America, Europe, and Rich-Asia Pacific record wealth share more than population share, the remaining five nations see higher in population.
To start off, North America records the most dramatic in their percentage, accounting for about 34 percent for wealth and just under 6 percent for population. This comparison is also mirrored in the proportion of wealth and population in Europe and Rich Asia-Pacific, albeit with smaller proportion, where roughly 30 percent and approximately 15 percent in a European country, respectively. For Asia-Pacific, it show just over 23 percent and about 5 percent, respectively.
By contrast, the rating in China shows the highest portions in population with around 21 percent for citizens and 1 percent for wealth. This different trend also records in other Asia-Pacific, India, and Africa with population share between 17 percent and 15 percent and with wealth portion accounts for only 1%-3% of their totals. Additionally, the percentage of Latin American and Caribbean amount to 6 percent for wealth rate and just below 4 percent for population rate, making it the smallest difference between wealth and population rates across the eight nations.