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Band 5+: 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 table presents the information about population, per capita income and mean life expectancy of four different countries.

Overall, China, UK and USA top the charts in terms of population size, life expectancy and per capita income respectively. Despite china and Russia having large population, their per capita income is in the lower side.

The population of china is approximately 1.3 billion, making it largest country by population size in the table. Similarly, USA ranks second with the population of 320 million which is nearly four times less than china. On the contrary per capita income of USA ($53,681) is several times higher than china’s 6807 dollars.

Though the population of UK is smallest, it has highest average life expectancy as well as high per capita income with the value of just under $48000. Russia on the other hand has larger population than UK but lesser life expectancy and GDP capita. In raw figures, Russia GDP per capita is about $15,000 dollars and population is just under 144 million people.

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