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

The given line graph depicts data pertaining to the proportion of citizens staying in urban areas in four different nations of Asia between 1970 and 2020

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and contains predicted patterns until 2040.

Overall

, it is apparent that all of the researched nations claimed an increase that will continuously climb up in the future.

Moreover

, there is a prediction given to Malaysia that

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country's figure will utterly outweigh those of others. With regard to the two nations that received low points at the beginning. Indonesia had a rate of people living in cities at about 13% in 1970, rapidly going up to 50% in 2020 after pursuing the data of Thailand by 2000.

Then

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number is expected to become 60% by the end of the timeline.

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Thailand started at nearly 20% in the first demonstrated year, a bit higher than Indonesia, the population remained steady until 2020

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and can receive a dramatic rise to around 47% in the year 2040. Focusing on the remaining features. Malaysia rose from exactly 30% to 45% from 1970 to 1990

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but

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claimed a proliferation which is believed to be kept continuously until 2040

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when the rate stands at over 80%.

However

, the Philippines did not receive a similar trend, the percentage commenced at more than 30% in 1970

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and rose to just below 50% two decades later,

nevertheless

, gradually dropped to 41% and came back to 43% in 2020, it is predicted to be 50%

at the end

of the time phrase.