The bar chart illustrates the predicted and actual population figures for Jakarta, São Paulo and Shanghai in 2000, compared with their populations in 1990.
Overall, São Paulo had the largest population, while Jakarta had the smallest. In addition, the predicted figures for 2000 were generally lower than the actual figures.
In 1990, São Paulo had approximately 17 million people, followed by Shanghai and Jakarta, with around 12 million and 9 million inhabitants, respectively. Regarding the predicted figures for 2000, Sao Paulo was expected to have approximately 21.5 million people, while Jakarta and Shanghai were both projected to have around 11 million.
Turning to the actual figures for 2000, São Paulo’s population increased to just under 25 million, surpassing the predicted figure of approximately 21.5 million. Meanwhile, Shanghai’s population rose to around 15 million, exceeding its projected figure of 11 million. Similarly, Jakarta’s population increased slightly to approximately 12 million, which was also higher than the predicted figure of 11 million.
