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1/ Canada, 2/
Br Virgin Is, 3/ Cuba, 4/ Barbados, 5/ Aruba, 6/ Trinidad & Tabasco, 7/
Puerto Rico, 8/ Bermuda, 9/ Caymen Is, 10/ Netherland Antilles, 11/ Jamaica,
12/ Uruguay, 13/ Brazil, 14/ USA, 15/ US Virgin Is, 16/ Bahamas, 17/
Argentina, 18/ Venezuela, 19/ Costa Rica and 20/ Suriname.
The F1 and the F2 diagrams are ordered on TFR from 1/ Canada to 38/ Haiti. TFR = 10 TFR. GDP = GDP/1000. Whether nationals are rich or poor does not necessarily relate to wealth as GDP. However, higher TFR is harshly increasing the poverty of the large-family nations. |