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The image presents a table detailing population growth, average birth per woman, and life expectancy at birth in high, middle, and low income countries for 2002 and 2004. For high income countries: 2002 shows +0.8% population growth, 1.7 births per woman, and 78.0 life expectancy; 2004 shows +0.7% population growth, 1.7 births per woman, and 78.7 life expectancy. For middle income countries: 2002 shows +0.9% population growth, 2.2 births per woman, and 69.1 life expectancy; 2004 shows +0.9% population growth, 2.1 births per woman, and 70.0 life expectancy. For low income countries: 2002 shows +2.0% population growth, 3.9 births per woman, and 58.1 life expectancy; 2004 shows +1.8% population growth, 3.7 births per woman, and 58.8 life expectancy.
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The table illustrates information related to population growth. Overall, it is clear that we can see this table give us what happend for 3 incomes.
According to the data, in high income countries there is a small change between 2002 to 2004 . In addition, in middle income countries the population growth did not change and still 0.9% . It can also be seen that life expectancy at birth increased from 69.1 to 70.
Looking more closely, in low income countries for all the part change like population growth decreaced from 2.0% to 1.8% . Meanwhile, also average decreaced 0.2% . Furthermore, life expectancy at birth increased about 0.7%.
Finally, the average birth per woman did not change compard to others. Overall, the figures show that what is the different in this 3 incomes.
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