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Band 5+: The charts below show the growth in the population in some of the world's largest cities as well as the population distribution in urban and rural areas. Top 5 biggest cities by population (millions)

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The image contains a bar chart and a line graph. Bar chart data: Tokyo shows 1970: 8, 1990: 12, 2010: 27; New York shows 1970: 16, 1990: 20, 2010: 22; Shanghai shows 1970: 11, 1990: 13, 2010: 20; Bombay shows 1970: 6, 1990: 9, 2010: 19; Jakarta shows 1970: 2, 1990: 8, 2010: 17. Line graph data: Rural population is 1980: 2.5 billion, 1990: 2.8 billion, 2000: 3 billion, 2010: 3.1 billion; Urban population is 1980: 1.5 billion, 1990: 2 billion, 2000: 2.8 billion, 2010: 3.5 billion.
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The charts provide for us the population increase ,as well the decrease of populations in one of the vast cities around the world in addition too the quantity of population around the rural and the urban areas.

First and foremost,there are many aspects that affect us indviduals on where we live and how we are distributed around the world, due to the increase of population there is less job opportunity causing a financial crisis,this is one of the crucial causes that affect us humans on where we live.However, l visualize from the graph that there is an increase in tokyo over the past years since 1970-2010s it might be from the great environment it provided for it people furthermore bambay had a decline of population from 1970-1990s in contrast the population increased in the 2010s in addition shanghai is quite similar to bombay only a minor difference of increase in the population and it seems that it increased x10 in 2010s similar to bombay then we got jakrta eventhough it population increased by a bit comparing to the other cities it increased a lot by 5% ,lastly we got new york got less population and over the years it only increased very little it might be due to the environment the city provide might be rough living there.

As we compared the cities population increase and decrease there are 2 main reasons why it might increase and vice versa. First the job opportunity might be very flexible or not ,this cause the population size with a low paying job you wont be comfortable living there you will have expenses to pay of ,however with high paying job the population will increase to live there, lastly the most important factor is the equality in the city many cities are very racist toward a specfic group due to that many people leave the city due to feeling petrified causing to leave or if the city is welcoming to every indivdual the population will increase and more people will be elated and thrilled to live there.

In the second graph it shows the rural and urban population over the years it seems that the urban was steady over 1980-1990s and on 1990-2000s an increase of the population living there lastly 2000s-2010s a big growth happened in the urban areas l belive the reason is that now there is technology making it easier for people to people to live in developed places for transportation,housing, and etc….

On the other hand the rural 1980s-1990s seems steady however a slit change in the 2000s and then a huge decline in the 2010s causing people to got to urban areas the reasons for that is it might be harder to live there since people see the other modern world comparing their living situation that it can be easier to live in urban areas and they go to urban area for job opportunity since now it harder to live with no money unlike in the old times everything was cheaper than now causing people to flee to modernized areas

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