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The image shows a table listing the population in millions for three countries—India, Japan, and Canada—from 1950 to 2020. In 1950, India had a population of 350 million, Japan had 80 million, and Canada had 14 million. By 1980, India's population reached 700 million, Japan's was 115 million, and Canada's was 24 million. In 2010, the populations were 1,200 million for India, 125 million for Japan, and 34 million for Canada. By 2020, India’s population reached 1,400 million, Japan maintained 125 million, and Canada’s population was recorded at 38 million.
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The line illustrates the number of population in three countries between 1950 and 2020.
Overall, the population increased in all three countries. India had the highest number of population among three countries, though Canada had the lowest. Japan showed a relatively stable growth.
In 1950, the population of three countries showed relatively low, with small difference. Over the next thirty years, populations numbers rose gradually in each countries. The population of India stood at 350, compaired to 80 in Japan and 14 in Canada. Over the period, all three countries showed a gradual growth. By 1980, India had reached at 700, while Japan and Canada rose to 115 and 24.
From 2010, Indians rose steadly, from 1.200 in 2010 to 1.400 in 2020. Japanese did not change and stood at 125 to the end. The population of Canada had the lowest and grew slightly from 34 to 38 between 2010 and 2020
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