The chart below give the information about global population percentages and distribution of global wealth by region Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main feature and makes comparison where relevant

The bar chart illustrates the proportion of global population and how the wealth is distributed in terms of regions all over the world. The general overview here is that the majority of global wealth belongs to the minority of population.

To specify, the highest percentage of population is occupied by China with 24%, which is greater than India and Other Asia Pacific with the same rate of 16%. In addition, Europe ranks fourth with 15% and Africa places next to the Europe with 10% of population. Whereas, Latin America, North America and Rich Asia-Pacific are the three regions with smallest number of people.

On the contrary, the biggest percentage of global wealth is occupied by North America with 34%, which is greater than Rich Asia-Pacific with 24%. Europe stands in second position with 30% of global wealth. On the other side, China and Other Asia Pacific having the similar rate with 4% and , India and Africa with 1% of global wealth.

Overall, it is clear that the regions which are minimal in population results with highest rate of global wealth.