The graph below gives information abouth the percentage of population in four Asian countries living in cities from 1970 to 2020, with predictions for 2030 and 2040.

The graph displays data about the proportion of residents in urban areas in four Asian countries from 1970 to 2020, and

also

forecasts for another two decades.

Overall

, the

percentage

of the urban

population

in these countries has increased since 1970 and they are going to have the same trend in the next 20

years

.

To begin

, the proportion of Philippines and Malaysia had the same

percentage

in 1970, with 30% of all,

however

, their relative number changed inversely for the next 20

years

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until their

percentage

reached almost half of the whole

population

in 1990.

Then

, the

percentage

of people in cities for the first country increased dramatically until 2020 as its relative number reached four-fifths of all. The latter country fluctuated insignificantly for the next 30

years

.

Similarly

, the

percentage

of urban residents in Thailand and Indonesia commenced in almost equal value in 1970, 15% of the crowd.

Then

, Their

percentage

of the

population

levelled up for the next 50

years

as the first one had 15% of the

population

and the latter one reached half of all. As can be seen, all four countries are going to continue their previous trend until 2040 as their rank for the residents who live in the cities ,from the most to the least, will be Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines and Thailand.