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The image shows a bar graph titled "Overweight Adults" with the y-axis labeled "Percentage of adult" ranging from 0 to 35 in increments of 5, and the x-axis lists four countries: Japan, Finland, Australia, USA. There are three sets of bars for each country, representing data from the years 1980, 1990, and 2000. Japan starts with around 1% in 1980, increasing to nearly 3% in 1990, and just over 3% in 2000. Finland has approximately 17% in 1980, around 19% in 1990, and about 20% in 2000. Australia begins with nearly 10% in 1980, growing to about 15% in 1990, and reaching more than 20% in 2000. The USA displays around 15% in 1980, increasing to just under 20% in 1990, and reaching over 30% in 2000. Each group of bars is separated by a gap on the graph.
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The graph compares the proportion of overweight people in Japan, Finland, Australia, and the USA in 1980,1990 and 2000.
It is clear that while the proportion of Japanese adults who were overweight was the lowest. The opposite was true with that of the USA people the highest.
In 1980, the percentage of number people overweight of Japan was the lowest, which was slightly more than 0%, the same thing is also in 1990, although an increase slight in 2000, by 2%. The percentage of the USA adults who were overweight was the highest in 1980 at 15% and 25% in 1990 and peaked at over 30% in 2000.
The figures of overweight people in Finland and Australia were the same at nearly 8%. There is an increase in the next 10 years at 9% with Finland and over 11% of people in Australia. The graph seems a significant increase of the number people who were overweight in the end of the period in 2000. Stood at nearly 15% in Finland overweight people and over 20% in Australia.
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