The given table illustrates the information regarding social and economic situation of four nations in 1994, according to United Nations statistics.
Overall, it is clear that while both Japan and Canada were the two leading countries in most categories, Angola constantly recorded the lowest numbers in all four sectors. Another key feature is that although personal income in Canada was remarkably lower than in Japan, daily calories per person in this nation was the highest.
Regarding annual income, Japan was the most dominant nation at 15,760 dollars per person, followed by Canada at 11,100 dollars. Meanwhile, the figures for both Peru and Angola were extremely lower, at only 160 dollars and 130 dollars, respectively. Similar, Japan also ranked first in life expectancy at birth at 78, which was slightly higher than the figure for France at 76. Peru and Angola continued to stood at relatively low positions of 51 and 41.
In terms of daily calories intake, Canada was the highest at 3326 calories per person. Japan ranked second at 2846 calories, which was significantly more than that of Peru and Angola at 1927 calories and 1749 calories. Additionally, 99% of both Canada’s and Japan’s adult population were literate, while this proportion of Peru was 68%. Finally, the literacy rate in Angola was the most insignificant, at only 34%.