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The image depicts the percentage of the population living in cities for four Asian countries from 1970 to 2020, with projections for 2030 and 2040: In 1970, Philippines at 30%, Malaysia at 27%, Thailand at 20%, Indonesia at 10%; in 1980, Philippines at 33%, Malaysia at 30%, Thailand at 22%, Indonesia at 15%; in 1990, Philippines at 37%, Malaysia at 38%, Thailand at 25%, Indonesia at 25%; in 2000, Philippines at 45%, Malaysia at 50%, Thailand at 29%, Indonesia at 35%; in 2010, Philippines at 49%, Malaysia at 58%, Thailand at 33%, Indonesia at 44%; in 2020, Philippines at 50%, Malaysia at 65%, Thailand at 40%, Indonesia at 55%; projected for 2030, Philippines at 56%, Malaysia at 70%, Thailand at 46%, Indonesia at 65%; projected for 2040, Philippines at 60%, Malaysia at 75%, Thailand at 50%, Indonesia at 70%.
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The given line graph illustrates the rate of people who live in urban areas according to countries’ populations in the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia from 1970 including guessing until 2040.
According to the data, the enormous rate belongs to Malaysia, while under %3o in 1970, it rose gradually to approximately in 2020. Similarly, an increasing number of Indonesians preferred cities to live in, from almost to over . On the other hand, in Thailand, there was a slight rise until 2020 with , while the Philippines demonstrated fluctuation in the given period.
When we look at the predictions about cities’ population percentage for given 5 Asian countries, it can be seen that there will occur rise for each country. These increases will be gradual and they will reach up to , for Malaysia. It will be followed by Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand with 60, over 50, and approximately 50 percentage respectively in 2040.
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