The given pie charts show data on food, clothing, housing, transport and others and consumption of resources by countries of the world and how the population is distributed.
The given bar chart displays what percentage of people living either in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America/Caribbean, North America, or Oceania in 1950 and 2007 lived in urban areas of these continents. The chart also i
The bar chart illustrates the proportion of the total world population in four nations (India, China, USA and Japan) in 1950, 2002 and predicted statistics for 2050.
The bar graph gives previous ratio and also depicts the future percentage of people living in six different countries namely, asia, africa, Europe, latin America and oceania in three different years (1950, 2007, 2050).
The bar graph and the table show the population growth in five metropolitan cities in the world. The bar graph shows the data from the year 1970 to 2010, whereas, the table provides the data from 1950 and 2010. Finally,
The pie chart compares data on the expenditures and exhaustion of food, housing, transport and other resources by different nations of the world and also the distribution of population. Units are measured in percentage.
The Pie chart illustrates the division of population overall with the spending and usage of the resources with respect to different countries of the world.
The bar chart indicates the overall number of world population in India, China, USA, and Japan in the time frame 1950 and 2002, with an estimation for 2050 based on the presented data.
The bar graph compares the population growth in five large cities between 1970 and 2010 while the table lists down the five most populous cities in the world both in 1950 and 2010. In addition, the line graph analyses th
The bar graph represents the proportion of individuals which are living in urban areas. The grapch depicts the evolution of the porportion during a 100 years study, taken in 6 different areas of the globe, such as, Afric