The line graph provides information about the population that lives in cities in four different Southeast Asian nations over a period of the past 50 years, and the estimation for the likely trend in the next 10 years.
In general, all surveyed countries are shown with a similarly significant upward trend in the percentage of city inhabitants over the whole given timeline. Additionally, Malaysia has had the highest number of people living in cities than any other country.
Looking at the graph for details, it is remarkable that the number of citizens in Malaysia and the Philippines stood at mostly the same point of 30 percent; these figures witnessed a considerable rise after the next 20 years. In the period from 1990 to 2020, there were two opposite trends in the city population in Malaysia and the Philippines, while the line indicating the former maintained a considerable increase, it presenting for the latter had witnessed a slight fall of approximately 40% by 2020.
