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Band 7+: The table above shows data on the demographics of four nations. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image details population (China: 1,357,000,000; Russia: 143,986,000; USA: 318,875,000; UK: 64,937,000), GDP per capita (USD) (China: 6,807; Russia: 14,987; USA: 53,681; UK: 41,787), and average life expectancy (China: 75.2; Russia: 72.3; USA: 69.2; UK: 81.5).
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The data shows key information about the population,gross domestic product per person and life expectancy in China,Russia,USA and UK

Overall,there are two very noticeable features.Firstly,China has the highest population rate,but the lowest average life expectancy.Secondly,UK by far has the lowest earnings,but the highest life expectancy.

China’s population is the biggest, at over 1.3 billion people. However, its GDP per capita is the lowest, at $6,807, even though life expectancy there is fairly high at 75.2 years. Russia has a much smaller population of about 144 million and a higher GDP per capita of nearly $15,000. Its life expectancy, at 72.3 years, is slightly lower than China’s.

The USA stands out with the highest GDP per capita of $53,681, but it has the lowest life expectancy at 69.2 years. The UK, in contrast, has a small population of around 65 million but the highest life expectancy, reaching 81.5 years. Its GDP per capita, $41,787, is also relatively high.

In conclusion, the data shows clear differences between the countries, and higher income does not always mean longer life expectancy.

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