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The image displays a line graph illustrating population changes in the United States, Nigeria, and Japan from 1950 to 2050; United States starts at approximately 150 million in 1950, rises to about 300 million by 2000, and is projected to reach close to 400 million by 2050; Nigeria begins at around 50 million in 1950, grows to roughly 125 million by 2000, and is anticipated to surge to about 600 million by 2050; Japan's population is near 85 million in 1950, climbs to around 125 million by 2000, but decreases to under 150 million by 2050.
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The chart illustrates data and projections concerning population changes in the United States, Nigeria and Japan.
The population in the United States had a stable rise between 1950 and 2000, and it is predicted that it will be double its size from what it was in 2000, by around 200 million people. Meanwhile, Nigeria’s and Japan’s populations diverged in 2000; it is forecasted Nigeria’s population will dramatically increase by 2050. While Japan’s population experienced a plateau from 1975 till 2025, Japan is foreseeing a steady drop after 2025.
To bring everything together, it is predicted that United states’ and Nigeria’s populations will increase, signifying factors like higher birth rates and immigration, while Nigeria will be taking the lead. However, Japan’s population is the only one estimated to have a slight fall.
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