The line chart demonstrates the percentage of the whole citizens living in metropolitan areas in three different countries over a 20-year period, from 2000 to 2020.
Overall, it’s clear that country A showed a significant increase, while country B followed an opposite trend of country A. However, country C remained relatively stable over the period. Moreover, country A was the highest percentage of population, while country C was the lowest.
In detail, firstly, though country B’s percentage of pupulation was 60 in 2000, it sharply descreased to 45% in 2020. Secondly, the country A was 35 percentage of population in 2000, while it faced a significant increase over the period. By the end of the period it went up highest peack point at 72 pecentage of population in 2020, between three countries. Lastly, the country C faced a very different apporch. While other countries showed a trend, country remained relatively stable over the period. Furthermore, the percentage was 15 in 2000 and it increased highest at 17% in 2016. Then, in 2020, it descreased to 16%.
