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The image shows a table with statistics for five countries across four categories: Country, GNP per head in 1982 US Dollars, Daily calorie supply per head, Life expectancy at birth in years, and Infant mortality per 1000 live births. Bangladesh has a GNP per head of 140, daily calorie supply of 1877, life expectancy of 40, infant mortality of 132. Bolivia has a GNP per head of 570, daily calorie supply of 2086, life expectancy of 50, infant mortality of 124. Egypt has a GNP per head of 690, daily calorie supply of 2950, life expectancy of 56, infant mortality of 97. Indonesia has a GNP per head of 580, daily calorie supply of 2296, life expectancy of 49, infant mortality of 87. USA has a GNP per head of 13160, daily calorie supply of 3653, life expectancy of 74, infant mortality of 12.
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The table illustrates the statistical data of four indicators of quality of life in five countries in 1982. Overall, it is clear that the USA was the best country for each aspect, while Bangladesh accounted for the lowest.
To begin with, the USA was recorded as having the highest GNP per head at $13.160, as well as the highest daily calorie supply per head and life expectancy. Moreover, its infant mortality was the lowest, accounting for 12 per 1,000 live births.
In contrast, the four remaining countries, Egypt, Indonesia, Bolivia, and Bangladesh, had significantly lower rates than the USA. Egypt accounted for the highest quality among the three, except for its infant mortality at 97 per 1000 live births, which was slightly above of Indonesia. Furthermore, Bangladesh had the lowest quality of life for every indicator among the countries. Its GNP accounted for the lowest at $ 140, and its infant mortality was the largest amount at 132 per 1.000 live births.
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