The line graph shows the trends of birth rates in China and the USA over a 80 year period.
Overall, the line chart shows the continuous fluctuations in birth rates from 1945 to 2000 in China and the USA. The percentage of birth in both countries peaked in 1950, and declined to the lowest points in 2000.
The percentage of birth in China and the USA varied significantly between 1945 to 2000. The natality rate in two countries also increased about 2 percent in 1920. However, The birth figures decreased approximately 12% down to 10% in 1930 in both countries. After that, both countries continuously changed dramatically. In Particular, the proportion of births in China remained at 5% from 1940-1950.
In 1945, the fertility rate fell down at 5% in these two nations. After one year, the birth rate of China and the USA developed again, especially China reached a peak of 20% in 1950. But, from 1955 to 2000 recorded the percentage of women reproduction in China and the USA dropped significantly around 7 centuries. This showed the government had good policies to control the growing population.