The given bar graph delineates total numbers of inhabitants resided in three distinct cities including Jakarta, Sao Paulo and Shanghai in 1990, as well as the estimated and actual population figures for the year 2000.
In essence, it is evident that both Jakarta and Sao Paulo were expected to be witnessed a notable increase in their populations. Conversely, Shanghai was anticipated to undergo a mild descent in its number of dwellers.
Getting back to the details, Sao Paulo consistently held the highest population throughout a decade as well as in the projection made for the year 2000. Particularly, there were roughly 17 million residents stayed in Sao Paulo in 1990. Afterwards, this figure experienced a sharp boost, rising to approximately 24 million people in 2000, while it was expected to reach merely 22 million people back then.
Additionally, Shanghai remained in second place in both 1990 and 2000, with around 11 million dwellers and precisely 15 million dwellers, respectively. However, the calculated data made for 2000 was noticeably different from the actual one. In parcular, it was anticipated to undergo a moderate decline, dropping to just over 10 million residents in 2000.
Furthermore, Jakarta stably had the lowest populations. Specifically, there was about 8 million people resided in this city in 1990. After a decade, this number observed a significant growth, reaching approximately 13 million dwellers, compared to an earlier estimate of just over 11 million.