1. High income- USA. Upper middle income- Iraq. Lower Middle Income- Egypt.

Low
Income- Bangladesh
2. 1972-2018
3. USA 1972: I=21.4, P=205M, A=High Income, T=3.7. USA 2018: I=16.6, P=332M,
A=High Income, T=2.58. Egypt 1972: I=0.706, P=36.3M, A=Lower Middle Income,
T=0.198. Egypt 2018: I=2.43 P=104M A=Lower Middle Income, T=0.359. Bangladesh
1972: I=0.0527, P=69.3M, A=Low Income, T=0.0125. Bangladesh 2018: I=0.531,
P=164M, A=Low Income, T=0.0552. Iraq 1972: I=2.79, P=10.5M A=Upper Middle
Income, T=0.306. Iraq 2018: I=5.32, P=40.6M, A=Upper Middle Income, T=0.893
4. USA: %change I=-22.4% P=+61.9% T=-30% Egypt: %change I=+244% P=+186%
T=+81% Bangladesh: %change I=+907% P=+136% T=+341% Iraq %change I=90.6%
P=+286% T=+192%
5. For every country, the change in the Y axis outpaced the change in the X axis, which
means that CO2 emissions increased at a steeper rate. Iraq experienced the most rapid
Y axis change in the 80s, and again in 2003. The other countries remained relatively
stable, with slow changes on the Y axis. There was a decrease in the US’s emissions in
2007.
6. Iraq’s emissions went up in the 80s due to the Iran-Iraq war as well as another steep
change when the Iraq-US war started in 2003.In 2007, there was a global financial crisis
that caused the emissions in the US to go down, and Iraq’s to go up as they tried to
rebuild from the war.
7. My graph did capture major trends and disruptions. n/a
8. Wars, changes in government policy
9.