The presented line graph gives information on the transformation of baby born percentage in different countries, China and United States, between 1920 and 2000. Overall, as a general trend, birth rates progressively declined in both of countries. In addition, USA was slightly higher then China in most of the year.
The percentage of new born in USA reached approximately 11% in 1920, which higher than China. Then, it oscilated with narrow range over 20 years, before expericend a sudden plunge in 1945 and surging back to 15% in 1950. Subsequently, it ran into a downward trend until 1985, after which it change intermittenly during 1985 until 2000.
The figure for China’s birth rates was initially almost as high as that for USA, with 10%. A similar patterns with USA, China also fluctuated over 20 years, before took a nosedive to 5% in during the year 1935 and 1940. Sequently, it skyrocketed to 20% in 1950, left USA behind, followed by a collapse drive in 1955. It fell steadily reached the bottomost point in 1985, before change sporadically in year 1985 until 2000.
