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The image shows a line graph detailing demographic trends in Scotland from 1940 to 2020 with three indicators: birth rate, population growth rate, and death rate, measured in percentages. In 1940, birth rate is approximately 2.7%, population growth rate is around 0.5%, and death rate is near 1.5%. In 1950, birth rate peaks at 3%, population growth rate slightly over 1%, and death rate approximately 1%. By 1960, birth rate is around 2.4%, population growth rate about 0.8%, and death rate around 0.9%. In 1970, birth rate drops to about 1.9%, population growth rate to approximately 0.4%, and death rate at 0.8%. By 1980, birth rate decreases to around 1.6%, population growth rate slightly over 0%, and death rate under 0.7%. In 1990, birth rate is about 1.5%, population growth rate approaches 0%, and death rate about 0.6%. In 2000, birth rate is roughly 1.4%, population growth rate slightly negative, and death rate about 0.55%. By 2010, birth rate is near 1.3%, population growth rate slightly above 0%, and death rate under 0.5%. In 2020, birth rate is around 1.3%, population growth rate approximately 0.2%, and death rate just above 0.4%.
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The supplied line graph illustrates the birth rate, population growth rate, and death rate in Scotland between 1940 and 2020. All three figures are measured in percentages.
From an overall perspective, it is evident that the birth rate was consistently higher than the other two indicators, although it declined gradually over time. Meanwhile, both the birth rate and population growth rate declined significantly over the time, whereas death rate increased last two centuries.
Moving towards the details, the birth rate was the highest figure throughout the first half of the period. It started at around 2.5% in 1940 and, despite some fluctuations, fell gradually to approximately nearly 1% in 2000. After that, this trend was not changes and again fell to about 0.5% in 2020. In contrast, the population growth rate increased from about 0.8% to a peak nearly 1.4% in the mid-1950s before declining to around 0.0% in 2000.
In addition, the death rate started at around 1.5% in 1940. Then, continuously declined to around under 0.5% in 1960. Furthermore, between 1960 and 1990, the proportion of death rate minimally fluctuated. After 2000, the trend was changed and surged to around 1% in end of the period.
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