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The image presents a line graph illustrating past and projected future overweight rates in selected OECD countries from 1970 to 2020. USA: 47% (1970), 49% (1980), 56% (1990), 61% (2000), 65% (2010), 69% (2020). Canada: 27% (1978), 30% (1980), 40% (1990), 45% (2000), 50% (2010), projected 58% (2020). England: ~30% (1970), 40% (1980), 45% (1990), 50% (2000), 55% (2010), projected 65% (2020). Spain: ~34% (1987), rising to 50% (projected 2020). Austria: ~37% (1984), constant at ~40% until projected 2020. Australia: 45% (1980), 55% (1990), following US trend to 2020. France: ~30% (1990), ~32% (2000), projected ~41% (2020). Italy: ~30% (1983), steady to ~38% (2020). Korea: 20% (1990), projected increase from 31% (2000) to 35% (2020).
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The provided line graph illustrates the percentage of obesity across nine OECD countries between 1970 to 2020.
Overall, it is clearly evident that the rate of overweight increased in almost all countries throughout the given period.The USA had the highest proportion of overweight people, while the Korea had the lowest.
In detail, the rate of overweight individuals stood at nearly 45% in 1970 , the highest figure at that time. The figure rose dramatically to approximately 75% in 2020. Similarly, The rate in England, Canada and Spain inclined from 40-45% to between 55% and 70% in the end of the year.
In contrast, Korea had by far the lowest , starting at just 25% in 2000 and rising to 35% in 2020. In 1980, the proportion of Australia, Italy and france were around 30-35% and increased to nearly 40-45% by 2020. Moreover, Austria was the only region where the rate fluctuated, remaning around 40-45% most of the time.
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