The chart illustrates the comparison of population in four different countries living in cities between 1970 and with forecasts up to 2040. The values are estimated in percentages.
Overall, it can clearly be seen that the citizens of Malaysia are going to be the most towards the end of the survey, whereas Thailand’s population is anticipated to be the least. The figures for Indonesia were the least at the beginning of presented years. However, it is forecasted to overtake all presented countries, with the exception of Malaysia.
Upon closer examination, the population of Philippines and Malaysia was similar, less than a third, and in 1990 their trends equaled about 45%. From 1990 to 2040, Philippine’s population will probably go down and up. Ultimately, the final percentage is going to be half. However, the percentage of citizens in Malaysia is predicted to soar to just over four-fifths toward the end of the survey.
The percentage of livers in Thailand and Indonesia was nearly the same, approximately 15 percent. Their population rose slightly until 2000 and equaled roughly more than a fifth. However, from 2000, their percentage of the population are predicted to be different. Furthermore, the population of Indonesia is estimated to increase to three-fifths, whilst Thailand’s population remained relatively stable up to 2020, then it is predicted to increase by 20 percent.