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Band 5+: The tables below give the distribution of world population in 1950 and 2000, with an estimate of the situation in 2050. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image presents tables showing world population distribution for the years 1950, 2000, and estimated for 2050: World population in billions - 1950: 2.5, 2000: 6.0, 2050 (estimate): 9.0; Distribution by Region - Africa: 1950: 9%, 2000: 13%, 2050: 20%; Asia: 1950: 56%, 2000: 60%, 2050: 59%; Europe: 1950: 22%, 2000: 12%, 2050: 7%; Latin America: 1950: 6%, 2000: 9%, 2050: 9%; North America: 1950: 7%, 2000: 5%, 2050: 4%; Oceania: 1950: <1%, 2000: 1%, 2050: 1%.
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The tables illustrate the allocation of population worldwide in 1950 and 2000, as well as future predictions for 2050.

Overall, it is clear that in all continents the population grew over 50 years and it is expected to continue its upward trend for another half a century. Noticeably, Asia had the highest number of dwellers and will sustain it, while Oceania was the least populated area.

More specifically, world population noticeably grew over 50 years, being 2,5 billion humans in 1950 and in 2000 being 6,5 billion. Therefore, Latin and North Americas’, Africas’, Oceanias’ residents were not higher than 9% in the 50’s, growing up to 13% in the 2000, Europe was at 22%, which decreased to 12%. Strikingly, Asia was at 56% in 1950, which rose to 4% in the 00’s. The predictions’ for 2050’s world population is 9.0 billion people, Africas’ percentage is going to rise, Asia and Latin America will remain steady, while other continents percentage will drop to no more than 5%

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