Future world population
The graph shows the three possible results for the future of world population growth from 2000 to 2050. It tells us what will mostly going to happen by 2050 we have high, medium or low fertility rates.
If the world wide kept going on high fertility rate of 2.5 children per women, we can say that population of almost 11 billion. The rate in India is 2.72 and this is very high and up to 1 billion. On other hand, Arab countries rate is high for example in the UAE its 2.42 and in Egypt is 2.66. However, if we have countries with medium fertility rate as in USA, the world rate will be 8.9 billion by 2050. With low fertility countries such as Europe and Japan, the world figure in 2050 will be about 7.3 billion.
In conclusion, if this some of high fertile counties will stay at the same rate we will see a world population more than 10 billion by 2050and is it was like low fertility countries we will see a population of around 7 billion.
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Proportion of people over 65 and under 25
The graph showed the proportion of people over 65 and under 25 in year 2007 in six countries.
The proportion over 65 was highest in Spain, it was around 40 % and then France which was closely the same percentage as Spain and then comes Wales. The country which has the smallest proportion of people over 65 was Egypt with percentage of 20%.Both of France and Spain got the same proportion of people under 25 which is 20% but not the lowest. The highest country in proportion of people under 25 was Egypt then came Tunisia and Wales. Only Turkey had an equal proportion of people over 65 and under 25.
In summary, Wales was the only European country with a higher proportion of younger people than older. France and Spain were the only countries that had a higher proportion of older people than young while Tunisia had the highest proportions of younger people.
The graph showed the proportion of people over 65 and under 25 in year 2007 in six countries.
The proportion over 65 was highest in Spain, it was around 40 % and then France which was closely the same percentage as Spain and then comes Wales. The country which has the smallest proportion of people over 65 was Egypt with percentage of 20%.Both of France and Spain got the same proportion of people under 25 which is 20% but not the lowest. The highest country in proportion of people under 25 was Egypt then came Tunisia and Wales. Only Turkey had an equal proportion of people over 65 and under 25.
In summary, Wales was the only European country with a higher proportion of younger people than older. France and Spain were the only countries that had a higher proportion of older people than young while Tunisia had the highest proportions of younger people.
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Number of Dubai hotel guests 1993-2002
These two charts, one bar and one pie, show us the number of Dubai hotel guests between 1993-2002.
The top two numbers of guests are Europeans which is 27.3% and the Asians which is 22.4%. In addition, the lowest number was Australia which was just 1.5% of the total number of guests. In 1993 the number of guests was about one million but in 2002 was more which had more than 4 million guests in all Dubai hotels. Over 10% came from other Arab countries and just over 6% came from Africa and the UAE. The American guest toke about 5% of the total. Between 1996 - 1997 the numbers of guests were the same which is 1,700,000. The UAE locals have 6.8% of the total number and the other Arab Gulf Corporation Countries has 20.2%.
In conclusion the number of guests increased steadily between each region 1993-2002 and also the total number.
These two charts, one bar and one pie, show us the number of Dubai hotel guests between 1993-2002.
The top two numbers of guests are Europeans which is 27.3% and the Asians which is 22.4%. In addition, the lowest number was Australia which was just 1.5% of the total number of guests. In 1993 the number of guests was about one million but in 2002 was more which had more than 4 million guests in all Dubai hotels. Over 10% came from other Arab countries and just over 6% came from Africa and the UAE. The American guest toke about 5% of the total. Between 1996 - 1997 the numbers of guests were the same which is 1,700,000. The UAE locals have 6.8% of the total number and the other Arab Gulf Corporation Countries has 20.2%.
In conclusion the number of guests increased steadily between each region 1993-2002 and also the total number.
Traveled in Wales
The table shown number of miles traveled in Wales by various forms of transport. The table compared between 1990 and 2005 in various forms of transport such as car, bicycle and taxi.
The table starts by walking in 1990 which it was 255 thousands of miles. The lowest number of transport form was by car which is 3.199 thousand of miles but the highest number of transport form was by local bus which is 429 thousand miles. All modes travelled that’s year 4,740 thousand miles. In 2005, people start using cars so the number of travel by car increased to 4,800 thousand miles which it was the highest between form. Taxis form was the lowest by 42 thousand miles and all modes travelled year was 6,475 thousand miles.
In conclusion, there is a different and 2005. There is a huge increase in travel by car but there is also a drop in travel local bus.
The table shown number of miles traveled in Wales by various forms of transport. The table compared between 1990 and 2005 in various forms of transport such as car, bicycle and taxi.
The table starts by walking in 1990 which it was 255 thousands of miles. The lowest number of transport form was by car which is 3.199 thousand of miles but the highest number of transport form was by local bus which is 429 thousand miles. All modes travelled that’s year 4,740 thousand miles. In 2005, people start using cars so the number of travel by car increased to 4,800 thousand miles which it was the highest between form. Taxis form was the lowest by 42 thousand miles and all modes travelled year was 6,475 thousand miles.
In conclusion, there is a different and 2005. There is a huge increase in travel by car but there is also a drop in travel local bus.
Valentine's Day Gifts
The two graphs show us what men and women in the USA buy for each other on the Valentine’s Day and the percentages of each item.
The highest three gifts that are given by men and women are cards, chocolates and flowers. The most popular gift bought by both men and women are cards. Then more men buy flowers by 16% but women buy flowers by 11%, while more women buy a card by 27% but men buy by 18%. Another thing is more women around a fifth buy candy for men than vice versa .Jewelry have the same rate of purchase for either gender. Going to rest of items, lingerie and personal care take less than tenth for both genders.
In conclusion, it is really surprising that the most popular gift bought by men and women is cards. In addition, 11% of women buy flowers for men.
The two graphs show us what men and women in the USA buy for each other on the Valentine’s Day and the percentages of each item.
The highest three gifts that are given by men and women are cards, chocolates and flowers. The most popular gift bought by both men and women are cards. Then more men buy flowers by 16% but women buy flowers by 11%, while more women buy a card by 27% but men buy by 18%. Another thing is more women around a fifth buy candy for men than vice versa .Jewelry have the same rate of purchase for either gender. Going to rest of items, lingerie and personal care take less than tenth for both genders.
In conclusion, it is really surprising that the most popular gift bought by men and women is cards. In addition, 11% of women buy flowers for men.
Top 10 date production countries
The bar graph shows date production in tones for the world’s top producers in 2001. Ten countries in the Gulf region and northern Africa are featured.
Egypt was the biggest country in date production which it was over million tones. Then Iran followed Egypt which was the second country and produce 0.9 million tones. Later came the UAE and Saudi Arabia with the same tones of production which it was more than 700, 000 tones. Pakistan and Iraq was about 630,000 tones while the rest of the countries were less productive. Algeria’s production was about 400,000 tones and Oman was about a 250,000 tons. 200,000 tons were supplied by Sudan and Libya which it was low production.
In conclusion, the highest counties of date production were Egypt and Iran and the lowest countries were Libya and Sudan.
The bar graph shows date production in tones for the world’s top producers in 2001. Ten countries in the Gulf region and northern Africa are featured.
Egypt was the biggest country in date production which it was over million tones. Then Iran followed Egypt which was the second country and produce 0.9 million tones. Later came the UAE and Saudi Arabia with the same tones of production which it was more than 700, 000 tones. Pakistan and Iraq was about 630,000 tones while the rest of the countries were less productive. Algeria’s production was about 400,000 tones and Oman was about a 250,000 tons. 200,000 tons were supplied by Sudan and Libya which it was low production.
In conclusion, the highest counties of date production were Egypt and Iran and the lowest countries were Libya and Sudan.
Big Mac and Salary Comparison
This bar chart shows how long a cleaner should work in McDonalds before he afford to buy a Big Mac, in eleven Asian/ Pacific countries. The chart also shows the actual price of one Big Mac dollar.
The notice point in the chart is workers in most poor countries’ should work long hours to get one Big Mac. Rich countries such as Australia, Hong Kong, South Korea, New Zealand and Malaysia cleaners should work fewer hours compared to poor countries to get one Big Mac. However Pakistan is the poorest country and cleaners should work 14 hours, followed by India with 9 working hours and then Sri Lanka with approximately 6 hours. The surprise fact is that workers in poor country such Philippines should work just over two hours to buy a Big Mac.
In conclusion, there is a big difference between the working hours in the poorer and the richer countries. Workers should work long hours to get one Big Mac in poor countries where the income is low while in rich countries they work fewer hours.
This bar chart shows how long a cleaner should work in McDonalds before he afford to buy a Big Mac, in eleven Asian/ Pacific countries. The chart also shows the actual price of one Big Mac dollar.
The notice point in the chart is workers in most poor countries’ should work long hours to get one Big Mac. Rich countries such as Australia, Hong Kong, South Korea, New Zealand and Malaysia cleaners should work fewer hours compared to poor countries to get one Big Mac. However Pakistan is the poorest country and cleaners should work 14 hours, followed by India with 9 working hours and then Sri Lanka with approximately 6 hours. The surprise fact is that workers in poor country such Philippines should work just over two hours to buy a Big Mac.
In conclusion, there is a big difference between the working hours in the poorer and the richer countries. Workers should work long hours to get one Big Mac in poor countries where the income is low while in rich countries they work fewer hours.
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