Band 6+: The table below shows social and economic indicators for four countries in 1994, according to United Nations statistics. Describe the information shown below in your own words. What implications do the indicators have for the countries?

The table provide data on community and indicators of economy about Canada, Japan, Peru, and Zaire in 1994, how said United Nations statistics.

Overall, it can be seen that Canada and Japan had the most majority in all indicators, having a small difference in numbers. In addition, annual income for every person is the lowest in Peru and Zaire among others.

FIrst of all, Japan had more earnings than Canada in yearly profit per head, the former with 15760 dollars, and the latter with 11100. The next one is life duration at birth, that is 76 in Canada, and in Japan this number higher by 2 years. Turning to daily calorie offer per people, Canada had 3326, while Japan fewer than opponent by 480. In the last indicator both countries made up 99% in adult literacy rate.

Regarding Peru and Zaire, annual income are 160 and 130 dollars per head, respectively. It is important to notice that in these two countries life expectancy was keeping around half, in Peru this number was 51, while his competitor was lower by 4. Concerning every day calorie provide per citiziens, Peru with 1927, whereas Zaire with 1749. It is notable that adult literacy in Peru contributed for 68%, and in Zaire accounted for 34%, although other countries had considerable larger proprtions in this indicator.