The bar chart here compares the
poverty
in rural areas of 6 different regions around the world in the years 1993 and 2002, Use synonyms
while
the pie chart illustrates the Linking Words
portion
in rural and urban areas in 2002. Check wording
proportion
Overall
, it can be deduced that in East Asia and Linking Words
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the Pacific
Pacific
no change has happened and the Punctuation problem
Pacific,
poverty
remained static. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, Linking Words
pie
chart clearly indicates that rural Correct article usage
the pie
accounted
for Check wording
areas accounted
highest
share Correct article usage
the highest
in
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of
poverty
.
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To begin
, for both Linking Words
the
years, East Correct article usage
apply
asia
and pacific had an approximate share of 80%. Europe and Capitalize the proper name
Asia
central asia
showed a jump in Capitalize the proper name
Central Asia
poverty
at 65% in 2002 as compared to previous 50% in 1993. For the rest of the areas, a steady decline can be observed from 1993 to 2002. The most surprising figures come from Latin America and Use synonyms
Caribbean
Correct article usage
the Caribbean
with
almost a 10 % decline at 40%.
On a closer look at the pie, it is evident that Punctuation problem
, with
Rural
made up for more than 3/4 of the Check wording
rural areas
poverty
as compared to urban Use synonyms
, which
stood at 24%.Check wording
areas, which