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The image shows a bar graph with two sets of data: population percentages (green) and global wealth (pink) by region. North America has approximately 5% population, 32% wealth; China 20% population, slightly under 10% wealth; Other Asia-Pacific 8% population, approximately 5% wealth; India 15% population, roughly 1% wealth; Europe 10% population, 30% wealth; Africa 10% population, less than 2% wealth; Latin America & Caribbean 8% population, slightly over 2% wealth; Rich Asia-Pacific 5% population, 25% wealth.
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The graph shows the global population and the distribution of wealth by region, North America, China, other Asia Pacific, India, Europe, Africa, latin America and Caribean and lastly Rich Asia-Pacific.
The global wealth compared to the global population percentages is higher in North America, Europe and Rich Asia-Pacific which lies close to 35 in the first region, at 30 in the second region and a bit below 25 in the third region.
On the other hand in the rest of the regions the population percentages are higher than the wealth percentages heavily, where China is with the biggest population percentage compared to the global wealth, where the percentage lies under 25 by a little.
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