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The image contains a bar chart showing Switzerland's birth and death rates from 1970 to 2020, with births and deaths on separate bars per year at increments of 10 years. 1970: Births are approximately 1 million, Deaths are slightly above 0.5 million. 1980: Births are just under 1 million, Deaths remain slightly above 0.5 million. 1990: Births are slightly under 1.5 million, Deaths approach 1 million. 2000: Births are approximately 2.75 million, Deaths cross the 1 million mark. 2010: Births are around 2.75 million, Deaths are just above 1 million. 2020: Births reach 3 million, Deaths are between 1 and 1.5 million.
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The bar chart provides data about mortality and fertality rates in Switzerland for 30 years, from 1970 to 2020, according to United Nations statistics.
Overall, despite gradual rose at the beginning, the death rate witnessed continuous decline. While the birth rate experienced upward trend, and had massively dominated over the given period.
In terms of death rates, it was gradually risen until 1990 from 1 million to 1,5 millons. It even dominated in 1980. However, by 2000 the number of death rates had fallen to just above of 1 millions and continued to fall. Ultimately, hitting its lowest point at a bit below of 1 millions.
In contrast, birth rate started at first decade with its worst value of just over 1 millions, and had gradual growth tendency. In 2000, the numbers doubled and kept going up until it hit its peak in 2020 at just above 3 millions newborns.
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