The table below shows social and economic indicators for dour countries in 1994, according to united Nations statistics
The given table illustrates social and economic indicators for dour countries
according to
United Nations statistics in 1994
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Overall
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Japan
is the best country for annual income per person, life expectancy for birth, and adult literacy rate. Use synonyms
In addition
, Canada is the country with the biggest consumption of calories. Linking Words
However
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Zaire
is the country with the lowest of the four indicators.
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To begin
with, the annual income for Linking Words
Japan
is the highest at 15760, the second rank was Cabada at 11100, followed by Use synonyms
Peru
at 160 and the lowest was Use synonyms
Zaire
at 130. Use synonyms
Japan
became the highest Use synonyms
of
life expectancy, people can live up to 78. Change preposition
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Next,
Canadians are 76 years old. Linking Words
Peru
was the third rank at 51 and the lowest for life expectancy was Use synonyms
Zaire
at 47. People in Canada consumed 3326 calories per person, and 2846 in Use synonyms
Japan
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In contrast
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Peru
, the daily calorie supply per person was 1947 and the lowest was in Use synonyms
Zaire
in number 1749. Canada and Use synonyms
Japan
have the same percentage of adult literacy rate at 99% and Use synonyms
Peru
was 68 and the Use synonyms
last
was Linking Words
Zaire
at 34%.Use synonyms
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