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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 provides statistics demonstrating aspects of the quality of life in five countries, divided into four categories: GNP per head, daily calorie supply per head, life expectancy at birth, and infant mortality.
Overall, the highest ratings can be witnessed in the USA, Egypt, and Indonesia, with Bangladesh and Bolivia following.
According to the table, the GNP per head is 13160 dollars, the daily calorie supply per person is 3653, and the life expectancy is around 74 years, with infant mortality around 12. While the GNP per head in Egypt is only 690, the daily calorie supply per person is about 2950, with life expectancy at 56 years and infant mortality at 97.
By contrast, countries like Bangladesh, Bolivia, and Indonesia are not high-rated countries in this list. The highest ranking of these countries is in Indonesia, where the GNP per person is 580 dollars, and the daily calorie supply per head is around 2300, with life expectancy at 49 years, and infant mortality at 87.
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