Consumption and population

The three pie charts give information about different continents in terms of global expenditure, resources consumed; they also illustrate population distribution in the world.

Generally, it can be seen that global spend most of expenditure on food, although inhabitants predominantly settle in Asia, the USA and Europe take up the higher proportion of resources consumption than other countries.

According to the first pie chart, it can be seen that the majority of global expenses is food, which is contribute approximately a quarter of international budget. In contrast, the lowest proportion is clothing purchase, only 6%, while housing and transport costs doubled and tripled, 12% and 18% respectively. The remaining 40% is for all other necessities.

Turning to the world population sets, it is obvious that most of residents settle down in Asian, occupies 57%. Coincidentally, the percentage of Europe and America’s population is similar, make up 14% the world’s total population. People reside in Africa and other continents only account for 10% and 5%. It is noteworthy that citizens in USA and Europe consumed over half of world resources, a considerable figure-60%; and the rest of the countries take up 40% world consumption.