The table gives information of the population of China, Russia, the USA and the UK, along with Gross Domestic Product per person, measured in US dollars. The average life expectancy of citizens of the four nations is also provided.
Overall, there appears to be little correlation between the number of nationals and their market value, with most populated country, China, showcasing the lowest GDP per capita.
Despite, its better economy and modest population, Americans have the lowest life expectancy, while the least-populated United Kingdon has the highest. That is, in general, there is no correlation between average life expectancy and the other two statistics in the four countries.
A massive 1.3 billion people call China their home, but their GDP per person is the lowest and the only one below 10000 US dollars (6807 USD). In contrast, the UK with its small populace produces more than 6 times China’s GDP. A Russian worker contributes to their GDP with about 1000 US dollars, amounting to a country total of 143986000, while an American’s contribution is comparatively higher. The life expectancy ranges between 69.2 (America) and 81.5 years (the UK), with the other two countries, namely, Russia and China averaging about 73.5 years.