The table provides demographic information about four countries—China, Russia, the USA, and the UK—covering population size, GDP per capita, and average life expectancy. Overall, China had the largest population, while the USA recorded the highest economic output per person. Meanwhile, the UK had the longest average lifespan.
China had by far the largest population, at approximately 1.36 billion, which was over four times that of the USA (318.9 million) and more than twenty times higher than the UK (64.9 million). Russia’s population stood at around 144 million. In contrast to its massive population, China had the lowest GDP per capita at $6,807. The USA topped this category, with each person earning on average $53,681, a figure roughly eight times higher than China’s and significantly higher than both the UK ($41,787) and Russia ($14,987).
As for life expectancy, the UK led with an average of 81.5 years, followed by China at 75.2 years and Russia at 72.3. Despite its high GDP per capita, the USA had the lowest life expectancy among the four nations, at only 69.2 years. This suggests that higher income does not