World Population Simulator 2.3

This app provides a comprehensive simulation of global population growth, utilizing data sourced from the World Bank. With a simple tap on the screen, users can access a wide range of statistical information. Additionally, the app offers detailed insights into each country, pulling data from The World Factbook, making it an invaluable tool for gaining knowledge about any associated nation.

The statistics offered by this app cover a total of 215 countries and include various indicators across different categories. These categories consist of:

• Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and GDP per capita
• Life expectancy
• GDP growth
• Population growth
• Surface area
• Population density

In addition to these economic indicators, the app also features a range of financial and social indicators. These include:

• Deposit interest rate
• Lending interest rate
• Tax revenue
• Gross domestic savings
• Gross national expenditure
• Broad money
• Education expenditure
• Military expenditure
• Stocks traded
• Listed domestic companies

• Gini index
• Unemployment rate
• Literacy rate
• Access to electricity
• Poverty ratio at national lines
• Prevalence of HIV
• Rail lines availability
• Hospital beds count
• • Gross National Income (GNI) per capita
  • GDP per capita
  • Electric consumption per capita
  • Energy use per capita
  • CO2 emissions per capita

  The app also covers population changes and composition factors, such as birth rate, death rate, fertility rate, net migration, and population distribution by age and urban/rural areas.

  Furthermore, the app includes land composition data, such as forest area, and arable land. Additionally, it provides information on the sources of electricity, including nuclear, hydroelectric, oil, gas and coal, and renewable sources (excluding hydro).

  Lastly, the app offers insights into global trade, covering imports and exports of goods and services. It also breaks down the composition of goods and services traded into categories like food, fuel, manufactures, agricultural raw materials, ores and metals. Similarly, it provides a breakdown of services trade into categories like travel services, transport services, insurance and financial services, and computer and communications services.