The bar chart illustrates the number of actual and projected number of population across three different cities during the period of 1990-2000.
It is evident that the actual and predicted population had differed, while all cities exceeded the expceted of population. Furthermore, the actual population increased significantly in all countries over the period.
In terms of population, in 1990, the population of Jakarta stood at around 7 million, and it was projected to increase to about 11 million, but the actual figure exceeded the predicted rate and reached roughly 12.5 million in 2000. Likewise, the number of population in Sao Paulo was predicted to rise from approximately 12 million in 1990 to 21.5 million in 2000. But this figure overcome the projected rate and stood at a peak of around 24 million.
Turning to Shanghai, the population rate was nearly 12 million in 1990, and it was likely to decline to about 11 million, but the original figure surpassed the expected rate and grew to almost 15 million.
