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The image displays a line graph showing birth rates from 1920 to 2000 in China and the USA. In 1920, the USA's rate is about 12 per 1000, fluctuating slightly until the 1940s around 14, then peaking at 15 in 1950, declining gradually to about 7 by 2000. China starts slightly higher than the USA in 1920 near 15, rising sharply to about 20 in 1940, spiking at 23 in 1950, then dropping steeply to around 7 by 1955, with minor fluctuations and stabilizing around 2 by 2000. This shows an overall decline for both countries, with China's rates decreasing more dramatically post-1950s.
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The line graphs illustrate the percentage of birth rate between China and the USA from 1920 to 2000.
Overall, the portion of birth in China is lower than that of the USA during the period given, except for the figure of birth rates of China in 1950.
Specifically, the share of birth in China in 1920 started at 10%, then it fluctuated between 10 and 15% in the following 2 decades. Subsequently, this figure dropped to 5% in 1945, it remained stable before peaking at 20% in 1950. Then, birth rate in China saw a sharp decrease to around 2% in 2000.
Likewise, the portion of birth in the USA in 1920 is higher than that in China, with around 12%. This figure continually fluctuated and hit the bottom at 5%, before rising to 15% in 1950. Subsequently, the share of birth in the USA declined from 15% to approximately 2% in 2000.
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