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The image displays the urban population percentage from 1970 to 2040 for four countries: Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia. In 1970, the Philippines had about 30%, Malaysia 25%, Thailand 15%, and Indonesia 10%. By 1980, the Philippines reached approximately 35%, Malaysia 35%, Thailand 20%, and Indonesia 15%. By 1990, the Philippines climbed to about 44%, Malaysia held steady around 45%, Thailand about 25%, and Indonesia around 25%. In 2000, Malaysia peaked at approximately 55%, Philippines 48%, Thailand 30%, and Indonesia 30%. By 2010, Malaysia reached roughly 63%, Philippines around 50%, Thailand 34%, and Indonesia 40%. In 2020, Malaysia's figure was around 70%, Philippines 53%, Thailand 38%, and Indonesia 50%. The projection for 2030 suggests Malaysia will be at about 75%, the Philippines at 58%, Thailand at 42%, and Indonesia at 55%. By 2040, Malaysia is expected to be at approximately 80%, Philippines 63%, Thailand about 46%, and Indonesia about 60%.
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The line chart depicts how the populations of urban areas have changed from 1970 to 2020, with the predictions for 2030 and 2040 among four Asian countries.
Overall, it is evident that city residents in all Asian countries experienced an upward trend, and it will continue into the forecasted year. While Malaysia will be the dominant country for city residents, Thailand will remain the lowest among others.
In terms of the Malaysian city dwellers, which will witness the most dramatic increase, it started from approximately 30% in 1970 to around 75% in 2020 before reaching a peak of nearly 80% in the projected final year. In addition, Indonesia’s urban population growth rate began increasing from only about 14% in 1970 before witnessing a dramatic increase of approximately 46 % in the final year.
Moreover, the Philippines’ city resident experienced a gradual growth for two decades, which rose from just above 30% in 1970 to around 48% before further falling to roughly 42% and eventually will meet a steady increase in the forecasted final year. Meanwhile, Thailand’s urban population increase rate witnessed an incline of approximately 11% in 2020, and it will grow to around 48% in the predicted year.
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