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The image shows a line graph detailing demographic trends in Scotland from 1940 to 2020 with three indicators: birth rate, population growth rate, and death rate, measured in percentages. In 1940, birth rate is approximately 2.7%, population growth rate is around 0.5%, and death rate is near 1.5%. In 1950, birth rate peaks at 3%, population growth rate slightly over 1%, and death rate approximately 1%. By 1960, birth rate is around 2.4%, population growth rate about 0.8%, and death rate around 0.9%. In 1970, birth rate drops to about 1.9%, population growth rate to approximately 0.4%, and death rate at 0.8%. By 1980, birth rate decreases to around 1.6%, population growth rate slightly over 0%, and death rate under 0.7%. In 1990, birth rate is about 1.5%, population growth rate approaches 0%, and death rate about 0.6%. In 2000, birth rate is roughly 1.4%, population growth rate slightly negative, and death rate about 0.55%. By 2010, birth rate is near 1.3%, population growth rate slightly above 0%, and death rate under 0.5%. In 2020, birth rate is around 1.3%, population growth rate approximately 0.2%, and death rate just above 0.4%.
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The graph illustrates demographic patterns of Scotland from 1940 to 2020.
Overall, the birth pace was the highest for most of the time while the death figure and the population rate were changing ranks. However, the mortality rate was unique in that it experienced a gradual regrowth after declining. The pace of population expansion remained as the lowest even though it overtook the rate of deaths temporarily.
The pace of population growth experienced a dramatic increase after a dip at 0.5%. It hit a trough at 1.5%. In contrast, it also saw a downward trend and stopped at 0 between 2000 and 2010. Although the mortality was approxiamtely 0.7% higher than that of population expansion, it fell lower in 1950. Then, it grew again after experiencing a slight decline. Finally, it reached 0.7% in 2020, becoming the highest rate.
With regards to the childbirth figure, it started at 2.5% in 1940 and,it was the highest for any rate. Afterwards, it decreased gradually with some fluctuations. By the end, it reached the pace of 0.5%, five times lower then the starting point. It was also overtaken by the mortality rate.
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