The given line graph illustrates women’s birth rate in England, between 1973 and 2020.
Overall, a tremendous decline was showed in a group among 20-25 aged females, whereas the rating in 28-34 aged women experienced the most dramatic rise in comparison with other groups.
Initially, the 20-25 aged women ranked first place, accounting for around 120 ( birthe per 1000); however, at the end of the survey, it dropped significantly to almost 20. Compared to females aged 20-25, the women under 20 represented a negligible oscillation for approximately 5 in 2001, after which it constituted roughly 20 in 2020.
With regard to the remaining categories, at the beginning, the rate for 28-34-year-old females recorded an enormous surge from about 20 to just over 50 in 1980, which continued its upward trajectory, comprising about 80 by the end of the given period. While, the females aged 40 and above experienced a slight decline from just under 20 for almost 10,making up nearly 5 in 2020.
