The linear statistics presented herein document changes in the percentage share of the population from 1970 to 2040, forecasting future population density trends for the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia.
The graph commences in 1970, with the Philippines leading, slightly exceeding 30% of the total population. A surge over the forty-year period forecasts a significant increase, elevating Malaysia’s population to 60% and beyond according to the graph. A decade later, Indonesia, too, rises from the ranks, with its population density nearly reaching 50% and intersecting with the Philippines, which, despite its former leadership, does not experience significant growth spurts. Thailand, initially around 20%, steadily progresses towards 40%, aiming for second place. By 2040, Malaysia’s growth shows no signs of diminishing, firmly securing a position just above 80% and claiming the lead.
Overall, the graph demonstrates stability and substantial growth for all four countries, with Malaysia and Indonesia emerging as the most promising.
