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The image displays a line graph detailing the percentage of the population living in cities from 1970 to 2020, with projections for 2030 and 2040, across four Asian countries: Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia. In 1970, the Philippines recorded approximately 30%, Malaysia around 28%, Thailand roughly 15%, and Indonesia near 12%. In 1980, the Philippines remained at roughly 32%, Malaysia at about 36%, Thailand at 18%, and Indonesia at 22%. In 1990, the Philippines rose to approximately 39%, Malaysia to about 46%, Thailand to 23%, and Indonesia to 30%. By 2000, the Philippines reached about 48%, Malaysia about 56%, Thailand 30%, and Indonesia 42%. In 2010, the Philippines reached approximately 45%, Malaysia 65%, Thailand 36%, and Indonesia 50%. By 2020, the Philippines approximated 48%, Malaysia 75%, Thailand 51%, and Indonesia 56%. Predictions for 2030 suggest the Philippines could reach 56%, Malaysia 80%, Thailand 66%, and Indonesia 66%. By 2040, forecasts indicate the Philippines might hit 65%, Malaysia could maintain 80%, Thailand could attain 76%, and Indonesia could achieve 70%.
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The line graph illustrates the proportion of individuals residing in the urban areas of four countries in Asia between 1970 and 2020, along with projections for the next two decades.
Overall, it is clear that Malaysia had a steady upward trend when compared with Thailand. However, all the four countries are assumed to have a rise in 2030 and 2040.
Malaysia had 30% of individuals living in 1970, which then rose to around 40% in the following year. With only a slight rise in percentage in 1990, it then had a massive resurgence until 2020 and is expected to have the same growth for the next decades. Whereas, the Philippines experienced just over 30% in 1970 and 1980. The level peaked at around 50% in 1990, declined to just above 40% in 2010 and ended up approximately at 45%.
Thailand had less than 20% at the beginning, which later increased around 30% in 1990 and had a relatively stable rise until 2020. Although, Indonesia has experienced the lowest of all in 1970, it steadily rose to around 50% in 2020 and is predicted to increase to just over 60% for 2030 and 2040.
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