The given chart illustrates the portion of the sum of worldwide residents in 3 different Asian nations along with the USA between 1950 and 2002, and the project for 2050.
The chart gave us a comparison between the years 1950, 2007 and 2050 in the differents continents where it shows how the population has been growing during the time.
The line graphs illustrates information on population trends and age worldwide in 90 years period, starting from 1950, and include a prediction through 2040. Overall, it can be seen that total and urban populations exhib
A glance at the bar chart depicts the proportion of people in four different nations (India, China, USA, and Japan) throughout the years (1950 and 2000). It also gives a prediction of the change in population in those co
The given column chart illustrates the proportion of the global population in different countries during a hundred-year period since 1950. We can see that, japan accounted for the least amount of the
The number of society living in urban areas in different continents are illustrated through the bar chart. As shown, the percentage of folks who lived in urban place in every continents had increased year by year.
The graph tells us information regarding the number of population that live in cities as a percentage of the whole population in four Asian countries namely, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Philippines over a 60-year
The bar chart illustrates the changes in percentage of population in various urban areas and continents. Overall, the percentage of population in urban areas will increase in the whole world, it is predicted that more th
The charts illustrate the ratio of people living in cities on six continents. Overall, in all three years, the three largest groups were those living in the towns of North America, Latin America, and Europe. In compariso
The bar chart illustrats the ratio of overseas population in certain countries are India, China, Usa and Japan from 1950 to 2000 with expectation in 2050.
The given bar graph illustrate about total of people and proportion of wealth in several countries; which are North America, China, India, Europe, Africa, Latin America and Carabean, Rich Asia Pacific and Other Asia Pasi
The provided bar graph shows the proportion of American elderly citizens who are above the age of 65 over a span of 100 years from 1900 to 2000. According to the graph, there were three age categories: 65-74, 75-84, and
The bar chart represents the total world population in 4 countries in 1950 and 2002, and some projections for 2050. Also the bar diagram represents comparision between 4 countries.
The bar graph illustrates the ratio of world population and wealth in eight countries such as North America, Latin America and the Caribbean, Europe, Africa, China, India, Rich Asia-Pacifi and other Asia-Pacific.