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The image presents two graphs. The first graph details three datasets from 1950 to 2040 (projected): Total population beginning under 10 million in 1950, surpassing 20 million around 1990, 30 million near 2020, reaching approximately 42 million by 2040; Urban population starting below 5 million in 1950, crossing 10 million in 1990, nearing 20 million in 2020, reaching about 30 million by 2040; Rural population maintains near 10 million from 1950, peaking slightly above 10 million in 2000, slightly declining to end around 10 million by 2040. The second graph represents age group trends from 1950 to 2040 (projected): Population under 15 years starting around 10 million, decreasing slightly towards 9 million by 2040; Population aged 15-65 years rising from about 10 million in 1950 to approximately 25 million by 2040, representing the highest plotted category; Population over 65 years begins under 2 million in 1950, grows to above 5 million by 2040.
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The line graph shows Southern Pacific Ocean countries population trends from 1950 along with it’s projections upto 2040.
Overall, the number of Urban populations trend will keep climbing up and it’s mostly because of the youngsters who are under 15 years old.
The rural population trend was stagnant over the years, expect in 2000. In 2000, there was a slight increase in the numbers, approximately 5 millions. Thus, it’s expected that it will remain stagnant in coming years as well. However, population trends in Urban areas are increasing rapidly, which will also increase the number of total population trends. It’s predicted that by 2040, the total population will reach up to 40 millions, where Urban areas population trends will be about 35 millions.
There was a significant rise in the number of people under 15, after 1960. And after 1980, the numbers rising at a alarming speed, which means by 2040, more than half of population will be youngsters. The numbers of people around 15-65 years old, remained stagnant, with only a little growth over the years. And people who are above 65 years, their numbers keeps fluctuating, although it’s predicted that the number will increase in future.
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