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The image is a bar graph depicting Switzerland birth and death rates from 1980-2030; 1980 births ~1 million, deaths ~0.5 million; 1990 births ~1.5 million, deaths ~0.5 million; 2000 births ~1.75 million, deaths ~0.75 million; 2010 births ~2.25 million, deaths ~1 million; 2020 births ~3 million, deaths ~1.25 million; 2030 births ~3.25 million, deaths ~1.5 million; birth rates consistently higher than death rates, both rates generally increase over time.
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The bar chart illustrates birth and death numbers in Switzerland during a period of 50 years from 1970, according to the statistics from United Nations.
In general, it is obvious from the diagram that the trend of births was considerably upward throughout the whole timescale. On the contrary, deaths had a downward tendency.
At the beginning of the provided period, the figure for births stood at more than 1.2 million, which was 0.2 million higher than death counterpart. Afterwards, the number of the number of deaths climbed tremendously and reached a peak of approximately 3.2 million in the year 2020, while the last witnessed a minimal decline to a top of roughly 0.8 million in the end. It is also noticeable that the numbers of birth were always higher than death ones.
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