The pie chart illustrates the proportion of differences in population size in the European Union countries in 2007.
In general, the data highlights the diverse population distributions within the European Union, with a large concentration in a few major countries and a significant increase in many smaller nations. Additionally, “all other countries” were the major countries, and Poland witnessed an upward trend in 2007.
To begin with, the “all other country” is the most popular in the European Union, surpassing Germany, attracting 29, 7% and 16, 6% people respectively. Another two important sectors, namely France and the United Kingdom, occupied an equal percentage of 12, 8% and 12, 3%.
Regarding other minor contributors to the European Union’s population, Italy accounted for a bigger proportion than Spain, with 11, 9% and 7, 7% respectively in 2007. Moreover, Poland accounted for the remaining 7, 7% which was the smallest during this period.
