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Band 5+: The graphs show changes in the trends of the urban and rural population and by different age groups from 1950 to 2040.

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The image consists of two line graphs titled "Urban and Rural Population Trends" and "Trends in Age Structure". The first graph shows three lines representing Total, Rural, and Urban population with the Total line having an upward trend from 10 in 1950 to 40 in 2040, Rural line with a slight increase from 10 to 15, and Urban line with a steep increase from 10 to 35. The second graph shows three lines representing the population under 15, between 15-65, and over 65 with the under 15 line remaining constant at 10, the 15-65 line increasing from 10 to 30, and the over 65 line having a sharp increase from 5 to 35.
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The line charts detail population trends about location and age globally from 1950 until 2040.

Overall, the forecast shows that the population of urban will undergo an increase, which will become the main component of population growth. In terms of age structure, the percentage of 15 to 65 year old people are predicted to increase dramatically.

Firstly, the anticipation reveals the proportion of urban and total population have a similar trend will increase from 11% and 5% in 1950 to 43% and 38% in 2040. However, the proportion of rural residents will basically remain unchanged nearly 4% during this period.

Regarding the trend of age changes, It is estimated that proportion of 15 to 65 year old people will experience an significantly increase from 6% in 1950 to 35% in 2040. There was an opposite trend between the group of under 15 and over 65, they all had a 2% change, but it starts from 3% and ends at 4% in 1950 to 1970. After that, these two groups will witness an increase from 4% in 1970 to 5% in 2040.

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