The table below shows population figures for four countries for 2003 and projected figure for 2025 and 2050.

Presented is the diagram comparing the number of inhabitants in Argentina, Indonesia, Italy and the Republic of Korea in 2003 and the anticipated number in 2025 and 2050. As transparent from the table, it can be seen manifestly that Indonesia had the largest community in 2003 and continues to account for the top rank in 2025 and 2050.

In addition

, Argentina’s figure in 2003 was the smallest in 2003.

However

, the projected numbers of Argentina’s

population

are upward over the remaining timescale and the bottom figures could be taken by Italy in 2025 and 2050. Upon a closer look at the chart, there were 238

million

residents inhabiting Indonesia in 2003.

Additionally

, It remains the highest public of these four countries in a period of 48 years, commencing 2003 with a growth rate of approximately 40

million

every 23 years.

By contrast

, Argentina stood out with the lowest

population

in 2003 with 34

million

residents, which is predicted to reach nearly 62

million

in the next 45 years. Admittedly, the Italian

population

seems to decrease, from 54

million

to 45

million

inhabitants in 2050 and become the only country with a declining

population

.

Besides

, the

population

data in the Republic of Korea will stay relatively stable with a slight increase of about 4

million

between 2003 and 2050.