The tables below give the distribution of world population in 1950 and 2000,with an estamate of the situation in 2050. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features,and make comparison where relevent.

The table compares the changes in worldwide population distribution between six countries from 1950 to 2000, with predictions for the year 2050.

Overall

, as can be seen, the world populace increases in number every five decades.

Additionally

, all countries display growth in percentage, despite Latin America and Europe which show a decrease. In 1950, the world population made up 2.5 billion folk. It grew in 2000 with 6 billion people, after that it predicted that it will reach a peak of 9 billion folk. For Asia, there went up in 1950 and 2000 by approximately 10% and 13%, respectively,

as a result

in 2050 it's predicted that the per cent of people will be at one-fifth of the population.

Moreover

, Asia with 56%, 60%, and 59% takes a significant place every year in the populace. Latine America presented a slight move upward in 1950 with 6% and in 2000 with 9 %, it is predicted dau the same in 2050.

However

, in Europe, North America fell about 1% each year ,

while

Oceania illustrates a small rise from just under 1% in 1950 to exactly 1% in 2050.