The bar chart gives information about the figure of people in 2003 and the change of population between 2003 and 2005.
Overall, Japan was by far the most crowded country among the surveyed countries in 2003, which stood in contrast to Sweden, where the population was the least dense country. In addition, Australia showed the biggest population in the change from 2003 to 2005.
With regards to the three heading nations, in 2003, Japan reached a peak of 338 people, whereas the United Kingdom ranked second as it was recorded at 243 people, noticeably higher than Italy’s 191 people. In contrast, Sweden’s population was of the lowest figure, at 20 out of 400 people, which was around 6 times higher than the number of Australia and Canada, at only 3 people.
Regarding the change in population from 2003 to 2005, Australia rose sharply to 1.42%, which was the highest figure, followed by a second rank in Canada to 1.06%. There, Japan was almost double Italy, at 0.35%. Similarly, the percentage of the United Kingdom accounted for 0.25%, while Sweden fell into negative territory and stood at – 0.1%.