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The bar chart shows the percentage of the world's population and the percentage of the world's wealth in eight different regions.
Overall, North America, Europe and rich Asia-Pacific countries had a much bigger share of wealth than population. In contrast, the other regions had a large share of the population but only a small share of the wealth.
North America had only about 6% of the world population, but it had around 34% of the wealth, which was the highest. Europe had 15% of the population and about 30% of the wealth. Rich Asia-Pacific countries had only 5% of the population, but they had 24% of the wealth.
On the other hand, China had the largest population share at about 23%, but its wealth share was only 2.5%. India had about 15% of the population and only 1% of the wealth, which was the same as Africa, although Africa had about 10% of the population. Other Asia-Pacific countries had 17.5% of the population and less than 3% of the wealth, and Latin America and the Caribbean had 8% and about 4%.