The graph below shows the answers to a survey about the most important factor needed for the success of a business by people in the USA and Europe.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The bar chart displays the American and European responses to a survey about the most significant element for business success.
Overall, the beliefs in the USA and Europe differ slightly. The top response from both groups is that the nature of the company is the main factor for success - although there is a sizable portion of Europeans who claim it depends on the kind of leader the company has.
In the USA, the highest response, with approximately 39%, is that the kind of business determines success, nearly twice that of the economy's status (roughly 21%) and the company director (20%). The two final views revolve around the political situation, which garnered about 15% of votes, and factors outside the country, which is the lowest choice at around 5%.
As for Europe, the top two choices are nearly the same. Around 38% of them believe the nature of the business leads to success, while about 36% think the company's director affects the organization more. A distant third is the health of the economy (approximately 19%). Like the US, few Europeans consider either external influences (5%) or politics (2%) as the most significant element for achieving business success.