North America
North America has 4.73% of the world’s population, ranking 6th out of all 7 regions. It contributes 29.15% to the world’s GDP. It comprises of 2 countries, Canada and United States of America.
In terms of GDP Per Capita (USD) , North America ranks highest out of the 7 regions. This implies stronger individual economic output, higher income levels, and improved living standards on average across the region.
North America ranks 7th in Doctors (Per 10,000) , compared to the other six regions. This reflects lower investment in healthcare infrastructure and a less developed clinical workforce compared to other regions.
North America ranks at highest in FDI (millions USD) out of all the 7 regions. This signals global investor confidence, economic stability, and stronger integration into international markets in the region.
North America ranks 7th in Pharmacists (Per 10,000) , compared to the other six regions. This implies worse investment in healthcare infrastructure and less well-regulated pharmaceutical services in this region.
In terms of Enrolment in tertiary edu.(all programmes) , North America ranks highest out of the 7 regions. This takes into account the population of the region and implies that more people in this region pursue tertiary education compared to other regions.
North America ranks 7th in Density ( Pop/Land Area Ratio) , compared to the other six regions. This implies that the region is experiencing overcrowding and has an increased need for housing, water supply, and improved living facilities.
