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Band 5+: The chart below shows the whole world population in 4 countires from 1950 to 2010.

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The image presents a column graph depicting world population percentage for four countries from 1950 (dark grey), 2000 (grey) to 2050 projections (light grey): India slightly under 15% (1950), exceeds 20% (2000), projects to 25% (2050); China over 20% (1950), nearly equals India at 20% (2000), estimates drop to 15% (2050); USA just over 5% (1950), under 5% (2000), declines further to 5% (2050); Japan slightly under 5% (1950), similar in 2000, decreases to 3% by 2050. Total world population estimate surpasses 6 billion (6B) in 2000.
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The bar chart provides information about population in four different countries from 1950 to 2000, with anticipated for 2050

Overall the most striking aspect shown in this figure is that the number of population in China was the highest in 1950 whereas, India has contributed the second highest population. On the other hand, the number of population in Japan had become lowest contribution, the period between 1950 to 2050.

To begin with, in 1950,the figure for world population in China was almost above 25%. Whereas India contributed only 15% the proportion of world population. In 2000 between India and China they contributed in world population 18% and almost 25%. Forecast India is the highest than China.

However, 1950 Japan and USA contributed approximately 10% and 5% both was the lowest in different four countries. In 2000 between USA and Japan again USA dominated world population then Japan buy contributing 8% and 4% respectively. In forecast 2050 they fredicted Japan will contribute around 3% that was the lowest in four different countries.

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