Visualization of Life Expectancy and GDP Variation (1800 - 2010)

Note:
• In this data, Australia has not been considered as a continent rather it has
been grouped with Asia

196 7bn • North America and South America has also been grouped as Americas
• There is no data for Antarctica
Countries People as at 2010 • There is no data for Low Income Earners in Europe
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Africa
Life Expectancy by Region Average Life Expectancy and Population Size by Region
Region Africa Americas Asia Europe Region Africa Americas Asia Europe
Americas
100 80

Average Life Expectancy

Life Expectancy

60 Asia
50
40
Europe

0 20
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Average Gdp Per Capita by Region Gdp Per Capita by Year and Income Level
 Afghanistan
Region Africa Americas Asia Europe Income Level High Low Lower Middle Upper Middle
4M  Albania
Average Gdp Per Capita

 Algeria

Gdp Per Capita

50K
2M  Andorra
 Angola

0K 0M
 Antigua and …
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1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2  Argentina
 Armenia
Life Expectancy generally increases across regions from 1800 to 2010. Europe shows the highest life expectancy level, closely followed by the Americas and Asia. The region with the lowest
Life Expectancy level is Africa. GDP Per Capita also shows an upward trend across the region. There is positive correlation between Average GDP Per Capita and Life Expectancy levels. As Life  Australia
Expectancy increases, so does the Average GDP Per Capita. High Income Earners contribute more to the Global GDP Per Capita. 68. 9% of the Global GDP Per Capita in 2010 is attributed to
High Income Earners.  Austria
 Average Life Expectancy and Gdp Per Capita by Year and Region
Average Life Expectancy Gdp Per Capita

Africa Americas
80
Average Life Expectancy

74
1.0M

Gdp Per Capita

60
61
57

40 0.5M
0.50M

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31 30 32 32
30 0.23M 0.20M
20 0.03M 0.04M 0.03M 0.09M 0.04M 0.04M 0.05M 0.04M 0.0M

Asia Europe
80

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Average Life Expectancy

72
1.09M 67 1.0M

Gdp Per Capita

60 1.05M

0.82M

40 0.5M
44
0.43M
35 36 36
29 29 29 31 29
20 0.05M 0.06M 0.05M 0.06M 0.08M 0.09M 0.13M 0.07M 0.0M

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Year Year
There is a strong correlation between Average Life Expectancy and GDP Per Capita across the regions. Africa has the lowest Life Expectancy and GDP Per Capita at 61 years and 284K respectively in 2010.
Europe has the highest Life Expectancy and GDP Per Capita at 77 years and 1.3 million respectively in 2010. As of 2010, Europe's GDP was more than America's and Africa GDP combined.
Asia experienced a 300% increase from 1960 to 1980. Although Asia started with the lowest life expectancy levels in the 1800s, data shows that they have seen significant growth in Life Expectancy levels and GDP.
Population by Year, Income Level and Region
Income Level Upper Middle Lower Middle Low High

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As of 2010,
Africa has a higher population of Low(469M) and Lower Middle Earners(476M) compared to High(91K) and Upper Middle Earners(101M). Asia has a higher population of Lower Middle Income Earners(2bn), followed
closely by Upper Middle Income Earners(1.5bn) compared to High(292M) and Low Income Earners(80M). Americas has a higher population of Upper Middle Income Earners(515M), followed by High Income
Earners(365M) compared to Lower Middle Income Earners(44M) and Low Income Earners(9M). Europe has a higher population of High Income Earners(484M), followed by Upper Middle Income Earners(284M) and Lower
Middle Earners (56M).

Average Life Expectancy by Income Level and Region

Region Africa Americas Asia Europe

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Average Life Expectan…

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72 68 72
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32

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Those with High Income levels across the 3 regions are likely to have an Average Life Expectancy of over 70 years. There's a drastic reduction in Life Expectancy levels from Lower Middle Income Earners (73 years) to Low
Income Earners (32 years) in the Americas. There no data for Low Income Earners in Europe.
Top 10 Countries with the Highest Life Expectancy Level in 2010 10 Countries with the Lowest Life Expectancy Level in 2010
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Average of Life Expectancy

Average of Life Expectancy

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Top 10 Countries by Population Bottom 10 Countries by Population

Country Bangladesh Brazil China France Germany India Indonesia Japan Russia United States Country Andorra Liechtenstein Marshall Islands Monaco Nauru Palau San Marino Seychelles

100K
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population
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The country with the Highest Life Expectancy in 2010 is Japan at 82.9 years. The country with the Lowest Life Expectancy in 2010 is Haiti at 32.9 years. In 2010, China's population was at 1.3bn, followed closely by India
at 1.2bn and United States at 308M. China grew from 321M in 1800 to 1.36bn in 2010. That's a 423% in 210 years. That's huge! The 10 lowest population by country are all under 100K with Seychelles at 91K. Seychelles
grew from 12K in 1800 to 91K in 2010. That 7.5% in 200 years. Countries across the world experienced a decrease in population between 1910 and 1919. This may have been due to World War 2 and the Spanish Flu
disease circa that time.