The bar graph illustrates the proportion of the total world population of eight different countries and their wealth.
Overall, the highest number of people are living in China, while the lowest number are residing in the rich Asia-Pacific. The other significant trend is that North America sits in the top position in terms of global wealth, but its population is second-lowest when compared to all other countries.
North America has around 35% of the total global wealth, which is the highest of all other nations, followed by Europe and Rich Asia-Pacific with 30% and just below 25%, respectively. The Europian’s global wealth is almost zero, and that of all other countries global wealth is under 5%.
China’s population is almost 25% of the world’s population, which is the highest of all, and the percentage of the global population of India, Europe, and other Asia Pacific countries is around 15%. Africa’s population is almost double that of rich Asia-Pacific. America and Latin America are just above 5%.
