Global population and distribution of wealth by region Differences between population and wealth owned by certain global areas can be greatly significant. The chart above displays those inequalities among the world. On one hand, there are some regions that have developed an important and growing market, which leaded a main economic progress. Nonetheless, those areas have less quantity of population. Among these areas can be mentioned Europe, North America, and Rich Asia Pacific. First, it can be said that Europe thanks its monetary development to its ancient conquests and controversial human traffic. The chart above shows that Europe augmented notably its incomes while its population is quite few. Also, in North America the quantity of people is less than in Europe but Americans have a higher wealth. One of the reasons rest on their solid business management which speeded up after World War II. Another region that in the chart presents less population than income is Rich Asian Pacific which could abridge the distance between developed countries placed on improvement essentially in technology. On the other hand, there are areas where the quantity of people is more than the monetary richness they own. Among those can be mentioned Africa, Latin America and Caribbean, China, India and other Asia Pacific. Both Africa and Latin America and Caribbean have plenty of natural resources such as precious metals; however, it is paradoxical why those regions do not have as much as income as others. Areas as India and China share an overpopulation problem despite their efforts in economic progress which can be seen in the chart. To sum up, while there are regions that possess a vast majority of wealth with not a huge of population, there are other areas that shows huge amount of population and not enough financial richness.