The provided bar chart illustrates the growth of the populace in cities of five Asian states, namely Japan, Thailand, Pakistan, India and Bangladesh in the years of 1960, 2010 and 2050.
Overall, between 1960 and 2050 the urban areas will experience a considerable increase in population, with Bangladesh will become a leader in populace growth. In contrast, Japan will remaine a state with the least boost in the amount of people, residing in urban areas.
As seen from the bar chart, the most significant upwarding trends show Japan and Thailand: the figures of individuals living in cities in 2050 will triple. In contrast, the amount of people in Bangladesh will marginally grow up to reach a high of 90%.
Simultaneously, in 2010 it was the most exponential increase in populace of urban areas in all Asian countries over the whole period. While Japan and Thailand rose from 12% and 15% to 40% and 45%, respectively between 1960 and 2010, Bangladesh experienced less considerable increase, growing from 65% to 80%.
