The chart below gives information about global population percentages and distribution of wealth by region.

The bar chart presents the number of people and wealth proportion for eight regions in one particular year.

Overall

, it is noticeable that there was a considerable gap between the former and the ladder presentations. Since the majority of areas contributed the most significant percentages of wealth share; meanwhile, the minority did not so. On the one hand, in terms of citizen population, North America, Europe, and Rich Asia-Pacific took the lead, accounting for just under 35%, nearly 30%, and over 20%, respectively, which made them become the big three.

In contrast

, at the lowest level, Africa and India shared roughly 0.5%,

while

the remained group went into approximately 3.5%.

On the other hand

, in terms of wealth share, surprisingly, China was superior, reaching almost a quarter of the total number,

whereas

Europe, India, and the Other Asia-Pacific could only land below 20%.

Finally

, the rest of the regions kept up their number at 7.5%, on average.