The pie charts below give date on the spending and consumption of resources by countries of the world and how the population is distributed.

The three pie charts respectively illustrate the expenditure and resources consumed by countries around the world and the demographic distribution.

Overall

, the vast majority of global spending was on other parts except food, clothing,housing and transport.

Although

the population of Asia stood over one-half of the world, resources were mainly consumed in the U.S.A. and Europe.

According to

the information shown in the graph, Americans and Europeans accounted for the same

demographics

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proportion, which was 14%,

however

, they took 60% of the

energies

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energy

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,

while

Asians accounted for greater percentages (57%) and shared the rest 40% consumption of energies with the Africans and people in other countries. As for the cost distribution, food expenses made up 24%, which was the highest excluding the other parts.

By contrast

, people spend the least on clothing as it only made up 6%. What should be particularly mentioned were transportation costs comprised 18% and housing constituted 12%. As was demonstrated in the diagram, it can be apparently seen that the global population was not in direct proportion to the resource distribution.

Furthermore

, the global spending was primarily on others

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daily requirements.