Day 24 ~ CIA Factbook Questions

1. The population of China is 1,384,688,989 and the population of India is 1,296,834,042 people. 

 2. The total fertility rate in Japan is 1.42 babies per woman. 

 3. The death rate in El Salvador is  5.8 deaths per 1,000 people. 

 4. The percentage of people in France that identify as non-religious is 23-28% but the government doesn't take data on religion.  

 5. The percentage of Mexicans that identify as Roma Catholics is 82.7%. 

 6. The US has the most technologically powerful economy in the world, with a per capita GDP of $59,800 (2017 est.) 

 7. The GDP in Nigeria is $5,900 (2017 est.)

 8. The GDP in Luxembourg is $105,100 (2017 est.)

 9. The total number of internet users in the United States is about 246,809,221 people. 

 10. The total number of airports in Russia is about 646. The number of airports in the United States is about 13,513 (2013). 

 11. There are about 1.201 billion people in the world that do not have access to electricity. 

 12. The Infant Mortality rate in Canada is about 4.5 deaths per 1,000 births. The Infant Mortality rate in Cuba is about 4.4 deaths per 1,000 births. The Infant Mortality rate in the United States is about 5.7 deaths per 1,000 births. 

13. The total literacy rate between men and women in Afghanistan is about 38.2% (over 15 years old).

 14. The three countries that have the highest life expectancies are Monaco, Japan, and Singapore. 

 15. The three countries that have the lowest life expectancy are Lesotho, Zambia, and Afghanistan. 

 16. The country with the sixteenth highest net migration rate in Monaco. 

 17. The unemployment rate in Vietnam is about 2.2%. The unemployment rate in South Korea is about 3.7%. The unemployment rate in the United States is about 4.4%. the unemployment rate in India is about 8.5%. The unemployment rate in Kenya is about 40%. 

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