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The image displays the percentage of the population living in cities for four Asian countries from 1970 to 2020, with projections for 2030 and 2040: Philippines shows an upward trajectory with a percentage approximately 30% in 1970, 40% in 1980, 45% in 1990, 50% in 2000, 55% in 2010, about 60% in 2020, 65% predicted for 2030, reaching around 70% in 2040; Malaysia starts at 30% in 1970, advances to about 35% in 1980, nearing 45% in 1990, surpassing 50% in 2000, 60% in 2010, 70% in 2020, forecasted at 75% in 2030, 80% in 2040; Thailand records 16% in 1970, roughly 25% in 1980, steadily reaching 32% in 1990, close to 37% in 2000, 43% in 2010, approaching 50% in 2020, predicted 56% in 2030, reaching 60% in 2040; Indonesia begins at 14% in 1970, climbs to 22% in 1980, 30% in 1990, 42% in 2000, 49% in 2010, peaks at about 55% in 2020, estimated to be 60% in 2030, hitting roughly 65% in 2040.
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The line chat illustrates percentage of the population in four Asian countries living in cities from 1970 to 2020, with predictions for 2030 and 2040.
Overall, it can be seen that Malaysia had the highest figures, while Thailand had the lowest. Moreover, the figures for Philippines and Indonesia were nearly identical. In detail, Malaysia in 2040 stood out with the highest figures, reaching around . This was followed by Indonesia in 2040, which recorded approximately 62 percent. Another remarkable point is that the Philippines in 2040, also had a relatively high number, with about
The percentes of the Phillippines in 2040 was similar to the number of the Phillippines in 1990. There was noticeable gap between the highest and lowest figures. On the other hand, Indonesia in 1970 had the lowest figure, with only around . In addition, the numbers for Thailand in 1970 and Thailand in 1980 were relatively close, at about and respectively. This clearly shows that these categories were far behind compares to top ones. The number of Malaysia in 1990 was half of Indonesia in 1990’s figures. Both Indonesia in 2000 and Malaysia in 2000 showed similar pattern, while the Philippines in 2000 showed an opposite trend.
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