Globally, countries with low consumption levels are mainly located in Africa and parts of Asia.

The following are some countries with lower consumption levels: 1. Democratic Republic of the Congo: Years of war and political turmoil have left the country in a state of poverty and backwardness, with an annual per capita income of only US$439.

2. Niger: As one of the least developed countries in the world, Niger’s population poverty rate exceeds 80%, and its per capita income is only US$425.

3. Mali: This country in West Africa is mostly desert and grassland, and its residents are mainly engaged in animal husbandry and agriculture.

The per capita annual income is only US$821.

4. Uganda: This country in East Africa has been plagued by conflict and poverty, with an annual per capita income of only $825.

5. Bangladesh: This Southeast Asian country has a huge labor force, but income levels are extremely low, with per capita annual income of only $1,754.

It should be noted that low consumption levels do not necessarily mean low quality of life. The social and cultural environment of each country is different and needs to be assessed on a case-by-case basis.