The table gives information about social and economic statistics for Canada, Japan, Peru and Angola in 1994.
The residents of Canada earn 11100 dollars per person each year, which is the second-largest indicator, whereas figures for Japanese people are greater by about 4000. In contrast, Canadian individuals consume more calories on a daily basis with more than 3300, on average, while Japanese people do not exceed 2800. Adult literacy proportion is significantly high, accounting for 99% in both countries. In terms of life expectancy at birth, the percentages are quite similar in Canada and Japan, at 76% and 78% respectively.
Comparing with Canada and Japan’s statistics for individuals’ annual income, figures for Peru and Angola are substantially lower to 100 times, constituting 160 and 130 dollars respectively.
Angola’s adult literacy rate is two times lower than that of Peru, at 68%. For the remaining features, their differences are not so notable. Both countries supply less than 2000 calories. Finally, the life expectancy makes up 51 in Peru and 47 in Angola.
Overall, all four statistics for Canada and Japan are considerably higher than for Peru and Angola. The largest figures are in Canada, while Angola experiences the lowest