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The image displays a line graph depicting the percentage of the population living in cities from 1970 to 2040 in four Asian countries: Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia. For 1970, the urban population percentages are approximately 32% for Philippines, 20% for Thailand, 28% for Malaysia, and 18% for Indonesia. In 1980, the percentages rise to about 38% for Philippines, 25% for Thailand, 35% for Malaysia, and 22% for Indonesia. By 1990, the increases are roughly 45% for Philippines, 29% for Thailand, 42% for Malaysia, and 27% for Indonesia. In 2000, the graph shows approximately 52% for Philippines, 34% for Thailand, 50% for Malaysia, and 32% for Indonesia. For 2010, the values are about 60% for Philippines, 40% for Thailand, 60% for Malaysia, and 40% for Indonesia. By 2020, the estimates escalate to around 65% for Philippines, 50% for Thailand, 68% for Malaysia, and 50% for Indonesia. Projections for 2030 suggest about 70% for Philippines, 60% for Thailand, 75% for Malaysia, and 60% for Indonesia, and for 2040 the projections increase to approximately 75% for Philippines, 70% for Thailand, 80% for Malaysia, and 70% for Indonesia.
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The line graph illustrates the proportion of people who lived in cities in the Philippines, Thailand and Indonesia from 1970 to 2040.
Overall, it can be seen that all four nations rose throughout the years, also Malaysia experienced the highest growth. All four states are expected are expected to rise from 2050 to 2040.
To begin with, Philippines started with about 30 percent in 1970. This figure increased to around 50 percent in 1990. From this period, there was a slight decline till 2010, when the number slowly grew to around 45 percent in 2020.
Similarly, Malaysia had approximately 30 percent of its population living in cities in 1970. The number increased to around 46 percent in 1990. After this year, the figures steadily rose to approximately 75 percent in 2020. The number of urban citizens in Philippines and Malaysia is expected to rise in the future.
By contrast, Thailand and Indonesia began the year at about 15 percent and 19 percent respectively. Both numbers increased to around 25 percent in 2000. However, after this period, Indonesia overtook Thailand and had a growth of around 50 percent in the year 2020. Thailand only grew to about 10 percent in the same year. Both numbers are forecasted to rise.
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