<span> The country's poorest and least developed region is the semi-arid North-East. This region has historically had the single largest concentration of rural poverty in Latin America, with more than half of the total population and three quarters of the rural population being poor. Low income. mainly the big cities in south-east Brazil. the ranking of cities is being followed by the graph.
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</span><span>short answer: yes the graph does follow the rank size distribution from the graph.</span>
Easterlies, westerlies, and the trade winds
There are several factors that influence how each of us consumes energy. It is close to impossible to ask every person in the world, every family or even all countries to consume a specific amount of energy per day just for us to measure if everyone received an equal share. For me, energy consumption is evenly distributed if the supply meets the demand. So long as no country is suffering from darkness or there is no household without electricity, then energy is properly distributed.
