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Band 6+: the graph below gives information about the percentage of the population in four asian contries living in cities from 1970 to 2020 with predictions for 2030 and 2040

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The image shows the percentage of the population living in cities from 1970 to 2040 for four Asian countries. Philippines: 1970-30%, 1980-38%, 1990-48%, 2000-55%, 2010-60%, 2020-66%, 2030-70%, 2040-76%. Malaysia: 1970-28%, 1980-38%, 1990-50%, 2000-62%, 2010-70%, 2020-75%, 2030-80%, 2040-85%. Thailand: 1970-18%, 1980-26%, 1990-32%, 2000-40%, 2010-42%, 2020-49%, 2030-55%, 2040-60%. Indonesia: 1970-17%, 1980-22%, 1990-30%, 2000-42%, 2010-50%, 2020-56%, 2030-63%, 2040-70%.
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The diagram demonstrates the amount of people populating towns in four eastern governments from 1970 to 2020 with prognosis for 2030 and 2040.

Overall, as it can be seen, the ratio of rising percentage is the highest in Malaysia and the lowest Philippines. One can notice, that the trend of residing in a city was becoming more and more popular amongst people in Indonesia throughout the years and is predicted to become the second highest percentage among four countries.

Since 1970, percentage in Indonesia had been the lowest, holding on the difference of approximately 5 percent, than Thailand until 1990, when percentage in Thailand started to level out. In 2000 Indonesia equalized with Thailand, overtook it and held the tendency of rising. At the same time, the difference between percentage in Indonesia and Philippines was around 20%. Towns in Philippines were depopulating at that time, which lead to Indonesia catching up in 2011.

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