The given bar chart provides data regarding population rate and distribution of wealth of eight regions. In general, it is clear the higest global wealth was accounted by North america, Europe and Rich asia pacific. In contrast, other asia pacific, India and Europe, balanced a similiar population size, and china managed to have the highest population rate overall.
In terms of global wealth, only three areas experienced in a massive growth, and they were, North america, Europe and Rich asia pacific. Their rate of wealth was, 34%, 30% and 24% respectively. In comparison, India and Africa depicted the lowest range, that differered from no more than 2%. Further, china, other asia pacific, latin america and caribean areas had a slighlty higher growth rate, between 3% to 4%. The remainders encountered a major downturn that varied from, around 1% to 4% of global wealth.
Under population, other asia pacific, India and Europe faced a plateau rise in growth of almost 15%. However, China was on the top of population increase, having a 24% growth of locals. The rest of the regions declined to 10% and lower.
Based on the analysis, global wealth had a remarkable incline, comparison to population. Three regions contained the highest rate of wealth. With respect to population, three regions fluctuated an average 15%, while china having a rate of 24% under population increase.