The given chart illustrates how private insurance policies are distributed worldwide, and the table displays the ownership of insurance policies in India, England, and Autralia.
Overall, the major proportion of insurance policies are composed of auto and health, while England has the highest population with insurance.
According to the pie graph, auto and health account for 35% and 31%, respectively of the total distribution of insurance policies globally, making them the highest ratios among the four categories. Whereas, insurance policy for life contribute to 28%, while that of other category has the lowest percentage of insurance with 6%.
In terms of the table, the majority of population in England with insurance rate is 25%, which is by far the highest figure. The percentages for auto, health, and life are 10%, 7.9%, and 5.7%, respectively. However, Australia is in the second number for insurance policy ownership, with total percentage of 15%, and auto accounts for 1.9%, health and life with 1.3% and 0.5%, respectively. Finally, India has the lowest figure among the four countries, with total population ownership for insurance policy is 7%, and the percentages for auto, health, and life are 0.4%, 3.5%, and 1.7%, respectively.