The image contains two line graphs, one demonstrating the transformations in the urban and rural population, while the second one depicts the diversity of age groups between 1950 and 2040.
Overall, from the view of the first graph, there were two noticeable increases in the number of urban residents, whereas the population in rural areas grew steadily.In the second graph, while the age group between 16-65 surged dramatically, the remaining groups remained relatively stable at a low level. This trend is expected to continue until 2040.
The proportion of rural inhabitants experienced gradual growth from 1950 to 2000 and is predicted to follow the same trend for the next 40 years.In contrast, the urban population has grown sustainably from about 10 million to above 20 million, and this rate is expected to be maintained significantly until 2040.
The figures for both the 0-15 and 65+ age groups remained relatively low in 2000, at approximately 8 and 5 million, respectively. They are forecast to remain stable in the future.Conversely, the number of people aged 16-65 escalated sharply between 1950 and 2000, and this trend is expected to continue for the next 40 years.