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The image displays two line graphs titled "Urban and Rural Population Trends" and "Trends in Age Structure." The first chart traces three different categories: Total population starts approx. 10% in 1950 and reaches about 48% by 2040, Rural begins around 35% in 1950 dropping to about 20% by 2040, and Urban begins near 15% in 1950 escalating to approx. 28% by 2040. The second graph plots population percentages in three age groups: Under 15 starts close to 12% in 1950 and ends slightly above 5% in 2040, the 15-65 group starts around 12% in 1950 and reaches approximately 25% in 2040, and Over 65 begins at nearly 0% in 1950 growing to around 10% by 2040. Both graphs use a 10-year interval for the x-axis from 1950 to 2040, and have y-axis increments which best fit their respective data ranges.
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The diagram illustrates details on the trends of global population, measured in percentages, between 1950 and 2040.
Overall, the total trend for urban and rural is rising, while the productive age trend shows the same.
The figure for the population in cities and villages highlighted that the total was above 10%, which increased consistently to below 40% in 2020. In the future, it will slightly rise to above 40%, the peak, in the last period. The population in urban areas was recorded at around 5%, and the percentage in 2020 was approximately 25%, five times higher than in the initial period. In the next two decades, the trend indicated a growth to below 40%. In addition, the rural population remained steady between 0% and 10%, and will stay constant until the end period.
People aged 15 – 65 had a higher percentage during all decades. In the commencing period, it was more than 5%, which significantly boomed to above 30% in 2020 and will be expected to rapidly climb to under 35% in 2040. Furthermore, the other two categories (under 15 and over 65) maintained the same level, under 10%, in all periods.
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