The pie charts depict a comparison of average diet consumption percentage between the world and China as well as India in 2008. Overall, the two nations’ food consumption differed from the global average, although proces
The charts illustrate how China and India consume vegetables and fruits, nuts and seeds and processed or animal-based food compared to the global perspective in 2008. The foods are presented in percentages for each count
The two pie charts give information about the total amount of energy consumed all over the world as well as the ways in which electricity was generated last year.
The graphs depict the average of global food consumption of four categories, which were compared to China and India in 2008. Overall, world consumption differed with both countries, even though processed food comprised t
The pie charts show the proportion of energy that is generated and consumed in the world by a range of different sources. It is noticeable that there is considerable differences between the two.