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The image displays a line graph titled "Percentage of the population living in cities" with a y-axis for "Percentage (%) of total population" from 0 to 90 and an x-axis for "Year" from 1970 to 2040. Data points for the four countries depicted are: Philippines - 1970 (approx. 32%), 1980 (approx. 34%), 1990 (approx. 49%), 2000 (approx. 46%), 2010 (approx. 43%), 2020 (approx. 46%), 2030 (approx. 51%), 2040 (approx. 56%); Malaysia - 1970 (approx. 29%), 1980 (approx. 41%), 1990 (approx. 46%), 2000 (approx. 61%), 2010 (approx. 71%), 2020 (approx. 76%), 2030 (approx. 81%), 2040 (approx. 83%); Thailand - 1970 (approx. 19%), 1980 (approx. 23%), 1990 (30%), 2000 (approx. 31%), 2010 (approx. 33%), 2020 (approx. 34%), 2030 (approx. 42%), 2040 (50%); Indonesia - 1970 (approx. 14%), 1980 (approx. 17%), 1990 (25%), 2000 (30%), 2010 (approx. 43%), 2020 (approx. 53%), 2030 (approx. 61%), 2040 (approx. 64%).
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The data presents proportions of residents in four Asian countries living in cities between 1970 and 2020, with estimates for 2030 and 2040.
Overall, it is clear that Indonesia and Malaysia grew rapidly. However, Thailand and the Philippines increased slowly.
To begin with, the figure for Malaysia was third in 1970, and over time it overtook that of the Philippines and will become first, reaching its peak of 80% in 2040. Even though the Philippines shows a rapid increase between 1980 and 1990, it cannot overtake Malaysia and falls to second place, showing about 55%.
Moving to Indonesia, it was showing only 15% at the beginning, and in 2000 it caught up with Thailand, being at 25%, and after a decade of rapid growth it finally surpassed the Philippines too, becoming the second country by the proportion of population living in cities, showing 60% at the end. Regarding Thailand, the percentage was about 18% in 1970; over the given period it will grow to 45%, representing changes at a low level.
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