Some interesting statistics

1 Russia 17,075,200 km2 2 Canada	9,984,670 km2
3 United States	9,826,630 km2
4 China	9,596,960 km2
5 Brazil	8,511,965 km2
6 Australia	7,686,850 km2
7 India	3,287,590 km2
8 Argentina	2,766,890 km2
9 Kazakhstan	2,717,300 km2
10 Sudan	2,505,810 km2

Long time Speaker of the House Tip O’Neil once said: “You are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts” Here are some facts for you:

World Population

— World 6,788,000,000 100% US Census – International Programs Department 1

China^[5] 1,333,310,000 October 3, 2009 19.64% Chinese Population clock 2

India 1,169,720,000 October 3, 2009 17.23% Indian Population clock 3

United States 307,611,000 October 3, 2009 4.53% Official USA Population clock 4

Indonesia 229,965,000 3.39% UN estimate 5

Brazil 191,942,000 October 3, 2009 2.83% Official Brazilian population clock 6

Pakistan 167,591,000 October 3, 2009 2.47% Official Pakistani Population clock 7

Bangladesh 162,221,000 2.39% UN estimate 8

Nigeria 154,729,000 2.28% UN estimate 9

Russia 141,883,000 October 3, 2009 2.09% Russian State Statistics Service 10

Japan 127,590,000 August 1, 2009 1.88% Official Japan Statistics Bureau estimate 11

Mexico 107,550,697 1.58% INEGI estimate

National Population Statistics of Mexico^[6]

^{RICHEST NATIONS:}

Rank	Country	Intl. $
1	Qatar	86,008
2	Luxembourg	82,441
3	Norway	53,738
4	Singapore	51,226
5	Brunei	50,199
6	United States	47,440
—	Hong Kong	43,847
7	Switzerland	43,196
8	Ireland	42,110
9	Netherlands	40,558
10	Iceland	40,471
11	Kuwait	39,915
12	Austria	39,887
13	Canada	39,098
14	United Arab Emirates	38,894
15	Sweden	37,334
16	Denmark	37,304
17	Australia	36,918
18	Belgium	36,416
19	United Kingdom	36,358
20	Finland	36,320

HEALTHCARE, (SOME TYPE OF GOVERNMENT PROVIDED PROGRAM)

Afghanistan*, Argentina, Austria, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Cuba, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iraq*, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Oman, Portugal, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Sweden, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Ukraine and the United Kingdom

LONGEVITY:

Main article: List of countries by life expectancy

Various factors contribute to an individual's longevity. Significant factors in life expectancy include gender, genetics, access to health care, hygiene, diet and nutrition, exercise, lifestyle, and crime rates. Below is a list of life expectancies in different types of countries:^[2]

• First World: 77–83 years (e.g. Canada: 80.1 years, 2005 est.)
• Third World: 35–60 years (e.g. Mozambique: 40.3 years, 2005 est.)

Population longevities can be seen as increasing due to increases in life expectancies around the world:^{[3][2][citation needed]}

• Spain: 81.02 years in 2002, 82.31 years in 2005^{[citation needed]}
• Australia: 80 years in 2002, 80.39 years in 2005^{[citation needed]}
• Italy: 79.25 years in 2002, 79.68 years in 2005^{[citation needed]}
• France: 79.05 years in 2002, 79.60 years in 2005^{[citation needed]}
• Germany: 77.78 years in 2002, 78.65 years in 2005^{[citation needed]}
• UK: 77.99 years in 2002, 78.4 years in 2005^{[citation needed]}
• USA: 77.4 years in 2002, 77.7 years in 2005^{[citation needed]}

SOURCE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longevity