The given bar chart provides information about the birth rate in different nations (India, Thailand, Mexico, Spain and Somalia) in the years of 1970 and 2000.
From an overall perspective, it is noticeable that the two years experienced different trends. Somalia showed an apparent upward trend, while the other nations demonstrated a downward tendency, except Mexico.
As for India, firstly, the birth rate was responsible for over 5 births per women. In 2000, the figure dropped significantly to 3 births per women. In terms of Thailand, the birth rate for 1970 was about 3 births per women higher than that of 2000. Interestingly, Mexico there was a leveling off over the period at 3 births per women.
Turning to the remaining statistics, Spain accounted for almost 3 births per women, and then, it followed a downward trend to reach a low of 1.5 births per women. Last but not least, Somalia the birth rate was accounted for 3.1 births per women in 1970. After that, the figure rose moderately at 3.5 births per women.
