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The table compares demographic and economic information for four countries, namely China, Russia, the USA, and the UK. Overall, China has by far the largest population among the four nations. In terms of economic performance, the USA recorded the highest GDP per person, while China had the lowest figure. Notably, despite having the lowest GDP per capita and a relatively small population, the UK ranks first in terms of longevity. China is the most populous country, with approximately 1.36 billion inhabitants, compared with the lowest number recorded by the UK, with just under 64 million. Russia and the USA also have much smaller population sizes compared with China, at roughly 144 million and 319 million, respectively. Different patterns can be observed in terms of economic indices; the USA leads the table, with an average income of $53,681 per person, followed by the UK, at $41,787. Russia and China register much lower figures, at $14,987 and $6,807, respectively. Regarding average life expectancy, the UK achieves the highest level, at 81.5 years, exceeding China's 75.2 years and Russia's 72.3 years. The USA, despite having the greatest GDP per capita, registers the shortest lifespan, at just 69.2 years.