The supplied table provides data on proportion of population living in cities in 1970 and 1990 in four different countries: South Korea, United Arab Emirates, India, and Thailand.
Overall, it is reported that all countries underwent a rise in the percentage of individuals living in cities. While South Korea experienced the biggest increase, India had the smallest rise. In 1990, the most urbanizated country was UAE. In contrast, the least urbanized one was India.
In 1970, slightly less than half of the people in South Korea lived in cities. After 20 years, this proportion rockets to almost three-fourth. More than half of the citizens of the United Arab Emirates were reported to live in towns, and this percentage increases to 79 percent.
As for the people of India, the percentage was close to one-fifth. During the course of 20 years, they had a rise by seven percent. Thailand had 21 percent in 1970, and this proportion rose to 28 percent in 20 annums.
