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.

The graph illustrates data about the number of

people

distributed all around the world, over a hundred-year period between 1950 and 2050. Units are measured by billions and percentages. As can be seen from the tables, until 2050 Africa is the only region where the

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is expected to increase, and

also

is expected a significant reduction in Europe.

Moreover

, the only bonus that has a fluctuation belongs to Asia. In 1950, the world community in Africa was 9% and it is predicted that in 2050 the crowd will almost more than double.

That is

to say, Africa will include one-fifth of the globe’s society.

On the other hand

, the figure for Europe’s

people

is going to fall by 15% in 2050,

while

, in 1950 the percentage of the

people

was 22%.

Besides

, among areas, Asia is the only continent that has a fluctuation. In 1950, the number of

people

was 56% which had the largest society in the world. After 50 years it goes up to 60% but it is estimated that

this

number will decrease to 59% in 2050. In Latin America and North America, the percentage just will have a minor change of about 3%. And

also

Oceania will not change and remain stable.