The bart chart provides information about the proportions of total population and regional distribution of global wealth.
Overall, it is readily apparent that North America, Europe and rich Asian countries in Pacific ocean take the dominance with by far greater ratio of wealth distributed. In spite of having much more population, other regions are given lower amount of property globally.
Looking at the data in detail, North America and Rich Asian countries have the least population rates, at around 5%, albeit possessing about 35% and 25% of global wealth, respectively. The difference gradually narrows down in Europe, with 15% of population and 30% of property in total.
Turning to the other regions, most people around the world reside in these regions. China stands out for having highest population patterns, at almost a quarter of total population, followed closely by other Asian countries and India, at just over 15%. This is also the case for Africa and Latin America, with respective figures of 10% and 7%. However, the wealth distribution for these regions accounts for a negligible amount, ranging from 1% to 5%.
