The table illustrates four categories of life's quality in five different nations in 1982.

It is clear that people in developed countries are overall healthier than developing
countries.
First and foremost, Americans enjoyed the highest GN per head ($13160 ) and daily
calorie supply per head ($3652 dollars), whilst the lowest of both GN and daily
calorie supply is Bangladesh at $140 and $1877 dollars respectively. In
comparison, the countries like Egypt, Indonesia and Bolivia, at roughly the similar
numbers, are accounted for both GN and daily calorie supply per head.
In the meantime, at 74 years, USA occupied the first rank of life expectancy at birth.
However, the smallest number of life expectancy at birth , at approximately half of
US, is Bangladesh. This brought the people in Bangladesh suffered the most infant
mortality rates with 132 per 1000 live births, which was followed by Bolivia at about
124 live births. Besides that, the rate of infant mortality on US was the lowest
among these countries, with almost one eleventh of the number of Bangladesh.
In conclusion, the chart shows that American citizens possessed the best life
enjoyment among five countries in 1982, whereas Bangladesh was the country
which had the lowest level of life.

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