The bar chart compares the actual and expected population size in Jakarta, Sao Paulo, and Shanghai between 1990 and 2000. Overall, it is clear that Sao Paulo recorded the highest population figures, whereas Jakarta had the lowest, with the exception of predicted population in 2000, reaching the same size as Shangai. Notably, all cities experienced noticeable growth in actual figures.
Looking at population in Jakarta, its figure increased considerably in actual figures at around 14 million from 1990 to 2000, exceeding the predicted figure of about 11 million. A similar trend was observed in Sao Paulo, where the population rised from roughly 17 million to approximately 22 million in the prediction, before reaching around 24 million in the action, which was the highest figure.
Turning to Shanghai, compared to the two other cities, the expectation slightly diclined from 13 million to roundly 11 million, after which the actual figure moderatly jumped to 15 million.
Overall, the actual population figures were higher that predicted figures in all three cities.
