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The pie chart compares the seven parts of the world in terms of their proportion in the world’s wealth distribution Overall, it can be noticed that the vast majority of global wealth was made up in Europe, Asia Pacific and North America, and North America had the biggest proportion It can also be seen from the chart that Africa, India, Latin America and China combined just contributed a very small proportion North America had the biggest propotion among all the parts of the world, which is nearly 40% The second largest propotion, which was in Europe, was only about two- third of that of NA The Asia Pacific also had a fairly large percentage in the world's wealth, which is nearly 20% In the 90s, India and Africa had the same and also the smallest propotion of the global prosperity, which is just nearly 2% China's percentage is around 3%, followed by Latin America, whose figure is just no more than 3%