the chart below gives the informationabout the percentage of the population in four Asian countries living in cities from 1970 to 2020 , with predictions for 2030 and 2040

The chart illustrates the data of the individuals in four Asian countries who lived in towns from 1970 to 2020

as well as

assumptions for the coming 20 years. The most visible assuming the highest population is in

Malaysia

and the lowest is the Thailand. In 1970, the graph depicts that though the citizens of

Malaysia

and the

Philippines

are very close the

Philippines

has a slightly higher rate.

Additionally

, Indonesia has the lowest number of dwellers in the same year and it is approximately 14%. It

also

shows that

Although

the Indonesia has lowest percentage of denizens, after 70 years, the number has increased gradually not falling and the percentage is about 60%.

This

is definitely a massive development.

Besides

, In the case of Thailand, has the lowest rate in 2040 and is only around 45%. Apart from that

initially

, the

Philippines

had nearly 33-34% of inhabitants.but it has the second least number in 2040 which is slightly under 50%. What is more, the

Philippines

is the only country that depicts gradual ups and downs like, in 1990(48%). but in the years 2000 and 2010, it shows less.

Last

but not least,

Malaysia

, discloses a dramatic change of 30% to 80% which is the largest transition. In conclusion, the adjustment of the population in the

Philippines

and Thailand is very close (20%-50%). and (32%-50%). It

also

shows medium advance (12-35%) and for

Malaysia

, it has the largest change 930-80%).