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Band 8+: 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 gives information about the population gross domestic product per person and average life expectancy in four different countries.

Overall, there are two very noticeable features. Firstly, China has by far the largest number of citizens, but has the lowest economic output per person out of the four powers. Secondly USA has the highest earnings but has the lowest average life expectancy.

China has the highest number of people with around 1.3 billion citizens, however the average citizen only produces $6.807 and the Chinese average age upon death is 75.2 years. This is in contrast with USA where people earn, on average, nearly 10 times more than a normal man or a woman from China. Despite this, Americans live significantly shorter lives at just 69.2 years.

The United Kingdom has the lowest popultaion of the four countries with just under 65 million, but notably has the second highest GDP and the highest life expectancy with $41,787 and 81.5 years respectively. Russia has a population of nearly 144 million and relatively low GDP per person of nearly $15,000

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