The bar graph illustrates the ratio of world population and wealth in eight countries such as North America, Latin America and the Caribbean, Europe, Africa, China, India, Rich Asia-Pacifi and other Asia-Pacific.
The display chart describes information about global population percentages and distribution of wealth by region. The data is on 8 nations. The information is in percentage.
The graphs give information about how many people went to live in another country in several nations from 2000 to 2020. Overall, Grmany, the UK and the USA had the most immigrants and the number was increased by 2020, wh
The preceding bar chart depicts the proportions of the total world population in India, China, U.S.A, and Japan between 1950 and 2000, It also shows predictions of population in 2050.
The bar chart gives information on the total of the four-countries population in three different years between 1950 and 2002, and its projections for 2050. Overall, it can be seen that China is the largest population and
The bar chart illustrates the number of citizens in percentage. This data is organised by four states, India, China, USA and Japan. Overall, it can be inferred from the graph that China was the first in ranking for the t
The bar graph illustrates the gradual growth of the US elder population divided into three different age ranges between 1900 and 2000. The general trend among all the group ages increases gradually and with a significant
The bar graph illustrates the gradual growth of the US elder population divided in three different age range between 1900 until 2000. The general trend among all the group ages increases gradually and with a significant
The column graph compares the changes in the proportion of population in India, China, the USA and Japan in 1950 and 2000, and also indicates the projections for 2050. It is clear from the graph that China had the highes
The bar graph illustrates the proportion of population and wealth distribution in the world in eight locations (North America, China, Other Asia Pacefic, India, Europe, Africa, Latin America & Caribean, and Rich Asia-Pac
The given chart illustrates the proportion of people consuming recommended amount of fruit and vegetables per day in the UK in 3 years 2002, 2006 and 2010.