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The image displays a bar graph titled "Birth rate in five countries," comparing the birth rates of India, Thailand, Mexico, Spain, and Somalia in the years 1970 and 2000. For 1970, the birth rates are as follows: India 5.2, Thailand 4.8, Mexico 3.1, Spain 2.8, and Somalia 3.2. For the year 2000, the birth rates are: India 3.1, Thailand 1.5, Mexico 3.1, Spain 1.4, and Somalia 3.6. The rates show a decrease in India, Thailand, and Spain between 1970 and 2000, while Mexico's birth rate remained stable and Somalia's increased slightly.
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The bar chart compares the birth rate in five different countries in the years 1970 and 2000.
It is clear that the highest number of birth rate was recorded in India in both years. By contrast, the number of birth rate was lowest in Spain throughout the period.
In 1970, India had the highest number of children born per woman at 5. This number moderately fell to 3 in 2000. Similarly, Thailand had 4.8 birth rate in 1970, which sharply decreased to about 1.8 in 2000. However, mexico had a stable trend. The birth rate remained almost unchanged at around 3 chidren per woman in both years.
Moreover, Somalia had almost 3.2 children per woman in 1970. It grew steadily to 3.5 in 2000. However, spain had the lowest birth rate among the five countries in the given period. In 1970, the rate was almost 2.7 and it dropped to just over 1.2 in 2000.
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