The table below shows social and economic indicators for four countries in 1994, according to United Nations statistics. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given table shows information about social and economic indicators of

countries

in 1994. Table consists four

countries

as columns:

Canada

,

Japan

,

Peru

and

Angola

; and four indicators as rows: Annual income per

person

(in US$), Life expectancy at birth, Daily calorie supply per

person

and Adult literacy rate (%). It can be seen seen that at well-developed

countries

such

as

Canada

and

Japan

, every number in their cells is higher in comparison with indexes of

Peru

and

Angola

. The annual income per

person

in

Canada

and

Japan

is US$11,000 and US$15,760 respectively,

while

in

Peru

this

slot is filled at US$160 and in

Angola

US$130. Life expentancy in developed

countries

stands at 76 and 78%,

while

in less developed

countries

- 51 and 47 respectively. Highest index of calorie that supply one

person

in one day shown at

Canada

3326 points,

Japan

has 2846,

Peru

- 1927 and 1749 at

Angola

. Adult literacy rate is very high at big

countries

- coming with 99%,

while

at

Peru

it consists 68% and extremely low percentage can be noticed at

Angola

- 34%.