valentine's day is one of the most important days to all of us.in this day every one hurries to buy beautiful things to show their love for others.
these two graphs show us what men and women buy for each other on valentine's day. it gives u the percentage of each item each gender buys to give us the chance to know the difference.
several items were mentioned in the graphs ; one of the most popular is cards. Neverteless, women women tend to by cards as gifts more than men.However,men buy flowers more than women and its the second most popular gift it covers about 16% of all gifts.more over, the second highst gift which most women prefer is candy which covers 21%.I think that women do buy candy for men because it is an easy thing to buy and lovedby most people.The only close similarity that i have noticed was the jwelery which had a close percentage.Most women would like some body to give them a gift in such a romantic occasion.
In conclusion, these two graphs told us theh percentage of each item purchased by both groups. i have learned that every person buys that he thinks the other person may like.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Number of Dubai hotel guests 1993-2002
The two graphs, one bar and one pie shows as the number of Dubai’s hotel guests in the period between 1993-2002.
In year 2001 there was a very few number of visitors from Australia and the Pacific. In year 2002 there was a few numbers of visitors it. s about 2%. In this period the number of guests increased from a million to 4 million. The number from each region, Europe, Asia, other GCC, other Arab, the UAE, Africa and America, also increased steadily. In year 2002 quarter of hotel guests came from Europe. More than fifth of them came from Asia followed by GCC countries with about 20%. Over 10% came from other Arab countries and just over 6% came from Africa and the UAE. The American guest toke about 5% of the total.
In conclusion the number of guests increased steadily between each region 1993-2002 and also the total number.
In year 2001 there was a very few number of visitors from Australia and the Pacific. In year 2002 there was a few numbers of visitors it. s about 2%. In this period the number of guests increased from a million to 4 million. The number from each region, Europe, Asia, other GCC, other Arab, the UAE, Africa and America, also increased steadily. In year 2002 quarter of hotel guests came from Europe. More than fifth of them came from Asia followed by GCC countries with about 20%. Over 10% came from other Arab countries and just over 6% came from Africa and the UAE. The American guest toke about 5% of the total.
In conclusion the number of guests increased steadily between each region 1993-2002 and also the total number.
Proportion of people over 65 and under 25
The bar graph show the proportion of people over 65 and under 25 in year 2007 in six countries .
Spain was the highest in the proportion over 65 it was nearly around 40 % and followed by France which was closely the same percentage as Spain and then comes Wales. The country which has the smallest proportion of people over 65 was Egypt with percentage of 20%. France and Spain had the same proportion of people under 25 it was 20% and was considered the lowest. The highest country of proportion of people under 25 was Egypt followed by Tunisia. After this came Wales and Turkey. Turkey was the only country which had an equal proportion of people over 65 and under 25.
In summary, Wales was the only European country that has a higher proportion of young people than old. The highest proportion of young people was in Egypt. France and Spain were the only countries that had a higher proportion of older people than young.
Spain was the highest in the proportion over 65 it was nearly around 40 % and followed by France which was closely the same percentage as Spain and then comes Wales. The country which has the smallest proportion of people over 65 was Egypt with percentage of 20%. France and Spain had the same proportion of people under 25 it was 20% and was considered the lowest. The highest country of proportion of people under 25 was Egypt followed by Tunisia. After this came Wales and Turkey. Turkey was the only country which had an equal proportion of people over 65 and under 25.
In summary, Wales was the only European country that has a higher proportion of young people than old. The highest proportion of young people was in Egypt. France and Spain were the only countries that had a higher proportion of older people than young.
Friday, May 22, 2009
Top 10 date production countries
The bar graph shows the production of dates in tones for the world’s top 10 countries in date production in 2001. The 10 featured countries are mainly from the Gulf and North Africa.
Egypt was the biggest country in date production. The date production in Egypt was over million tonnes. Followed by Iran which was the second and produce 0.9 million tonnes. After Iran came the UAE and Saudi Arabia with equal tonnes of production it was more than 700, 000 tonnes. Pakistan and Iraq supplied about 630,000 tonnes while the rest of the countries were less productive. Algeria’s production was approximately about 400,000 tonnes and Oman was about a quarter of a million. 0.2 Million tonnes were supplied by Sudan and Libya each, it was considered as a low production.
In conclusion, the most counties of date production were Egypt and Iran and the least countries were Libya and Sudan.
Egypt was the biggest country in date production. The date production in Egypt was over million tonnes. Followed by Iran which was the second and produce 0.9 million tonnes. After Iran came the UAE and Saudi Arabia with equal tonnes of production it was more than 700, 000 tonnes. Pakistan and Iraq supplied about 630,000 tonnes while the rest of the countries were less productive. Algeria’s production was approximately about 400,000 tonnes and Oman was about a quarter of a million. 0.2 Million tonnes were supplied by Sudan and Libya each, it was considered as a low production.
In conclusion, the most counties of date production were Egypt and Iran and the least countries were Libya and Sudan.
Future world population
The graph shows the three possible results for the future of world population growth from 2000 to 2050. It tells us what will mostly going to happen by 2050 we have high , medium or low fertility rates.
If the world wide trend kept on high fertility rate of 2.5 children per women, we can expect a population of almost 11 billion. The rate in India is 2.72 and this is very important as the Indian population is high and up to 1 billion. Same as in the Arab countries the rate is high for example in the UAE its 2.42 and in Egypt is 2.66. if we have countries with medium fertility rate as in USA , 2.05, the world rate will be 8.9 billion by 2050. With low fertility rate as in Europe and in Japan, not exceeding 2 the world figure will be nearly 7.3 billion.
If this some of high fertile counties will stay at the same rate we will see a world population more than 10 billion and is it was like low fertility countries we will see a population of around 7 billion.
If the world wide trend kept on high fertility rate of 2.5 children per women, we can expect a population of almost 11 billion. The rate in India is 2.72 and this is very important as the Indian population is high and up to 1 billion. Same as in the Arab countries the rate is high for example in the UAE its 2.42 and in Egypt is 2.66. if we have countries with medium fertility rate as in USA , 2.05, the world rate will be 8.9 billion by 2050. With low fertility rate as in Europe and in Japan, not exceeding 2 the world figure will be nearly 7.3 billion.
If this some of high fertile counties will stay at the same rate we will see a world population more than 10 billion and is it was like low fertility countries we will see a population of around 7 billion.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Cars Specifications
The table shows different categories of cars with full information about their prices, engine size, miles per gallon and the country of origin. Four types of cars are mentioned.
To begin with, the most expensive car is the Volkswagen Golf as it has the biggest engine size but the least miles per gallon. The Toyota corolla and the ford focus have the same engine size; as well they run nearly the same miles per gallon. The prices are nearly the same but the ford is a bit more expensive. Finally, the Nissan micra is the cheapest car with an engine size 1200 cc but it has the highest of going 52 miles/ gallon .
The table shows the 4 cars with full information. Nissan micra may be the best choice for many people because it’s the cheapest and most economic.
To begin with, the most expensive car is the Volkswagen Golf as it has the biggest engine size but the least miles per gallon. The Toyota corolla and the ford focus have the same engine size; as well they run nearly the same miles per gallon. The prices are nearly the same but the ford is a bit more expensive. Finally, the Nissan micra is the cheapest car with an engine size 1200 cc but it has the highest of going 52 miles/ gallon .
The table shows the 4 cars with full information. Nissan micra may be the best choice for many people because it’s the cheapest and most economic.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Travel in Wales
This table show the number of miles traveled in Wales in two years 1990 and 2005, the number traveled is given in thousand. if we look in general in 2005 people have traveled 6,475 miles more than what people use travel as in 1990 they traveled 4,740 miles.
The most mean of transportation used is cars which have increased from 3,199 in 1990 to 4,806 miles in 2005. Moreover, there was a big increase in the miles traveled by train while the number of people traveled by taxi has increased by more than triple and the number of miles traveled in coach increased by more than double the number of miles traveled in 1990. However walking and bicycles remained almost the same with just a much slit increase. The huge drop was the distance traveled by local buses which have dropped by almost the half.
In conclusion as we all notice there was a general increase of distance traveled in miles by 2005 .There was a huge drop in distance traveled by bus as people using buses became less.
The most mean of transportation used is cars which have increased from 3,199 in 1990 to 4,806 miles in 2005. Moreover, there was a big increase in the miles traveled by train while the number of people traveled by taxi has increased by more than triple and the number of miles traveled in coach increased by more than double the number of miles traveled in 1990. However walking and bicycles remained almost the same with just a much slit increase. The huge drop was the distance traveled by local buses which have dropped by almost the half.
In conclusion as we all notice there was a general increase of distance traveled in miles by 2005 .There was a huge drop in distance traveled by bus as people using buses became less.
Big Mac and Salary Comparison
This bar chart shows how long a cleaning employee has to work to earn enough money to purchase one Big Mac, in eleven Asian / Pacific countries. The chart also shows the actual price of one Big Mac (in Us $). The overall thing I noticed is that most poor countries’ employers have to work long hours in order to get only one Big Mac sandwich. Pakistan is the poorest country and cleaners have to work 14 hours, followed by India with 9 working hours and then Sri Lanka with approximately 6 hours. However rich countries such as Australia, Hong Kong, South Korea, and New Zealand as well as Malaysia cleaners have to work fewer hours compared to poor countries to get one Big Mac. What really made me surprised is the Philippines which is a poor country but workers don’t have to work long hours in order to get one Big Mac.
In conclusion, as we all notice, in poor countries where the income is low workers have to work long hours to get one Big Mac whereas in rich countries they work fewer hours.
In conclusion, as we all notice, in poor countries where the income is low workers have to work long hours to get one Big Mac whereas in rich countries they work fewer hours.
Saturday, May 2, 2009
World Population
The line graph shows the population growth between years 1750 to 2150. The graph gives you the number of population in more developed countries and less developed countries. This was from the United Nations, World Population Prospect, and the 1988 Revision. The estimates by the population reference bureau.
The world population in 1750 was less than 1 billion in both more and less developed countries. The less developed countries are about three times more than more developed countries. In the years between 1800 and 1950 there was a rise in the population growth especially in the less developed countries. In 2000 the less developed countries had a population recorded of 6.1 billion. In 2050 the world population is estimated to be closely 10 billion in less developed countries and it may rise more in the coming years. The more developed is estimated to rise between 2000 and 2050 and also with a slight decrease.
In conclusion , total world population will increase dramatically . but the striking thing is that the biggest increase in the population in less developed countries while on the other hand more developed countries will stay under 1 billion and may slightly fall down.
The world population in 1750 was less than 1 billion in both more and less developed countries. The less developed countries are about three times more than more developed countries. In the years between 1800 and 1950 there was a rise in the population growth especially in the less developed countries. In 2000 the less developed countries had a population recorded of 6.1 billion. In 2050 the world population is estimated to be closely 10 billion in less developed countries and it may rise more in the coming years. The more developed is estimated to rise between 2000 and 2050 and also with a slight decrease.
In conclusion , total world population will increase dramatically . but the striking thing is that the biggest increase in the population in less developed countries while on the other hand more developed countries will stay under 1 billion and may slightly fall down.
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