Out of the seven regions, North America has the highest rank in GDP Per Capita (USD) . This implies stronger individual economic output, higher income levels, and improved living standards on average across the region.

Across the seven geographical regions, North America ranks 7th in Doctors (Per 10,000) . This reflects lower investment in healthcare infrastructure and a less developed clinical workforce compared to other regions.

In terms of FDI (millions USD) , North America ranks highest out of 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.

North America ranks at highest in Enrolment in tertiary edu.(all programmes) out of all 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.

Among the seven world regions, North America stands at rank 7th in Density ( Pop/Land Area Ratio) . This implies that the region is experiencing overcrowding and has an increased need for housing, water supply, and improved living facilities.