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

The table illustrates

population

figures for Argentina, Indonesia, Italy, and the

Republic

of

Korea

for the year 2003, with projections for 2025 and 2050, expressed in millions.

Overall

, Indonesia and Argentina are expected to see a steady increase in

population

over the given period,

while

Italy’s

population

is projected to decrease.

In contrast

, the

population

of the

Republic

of

Korea

is anticipated to remain stable from 2025 onward. In 2003, Indonesia had the largest

population

at 238

million

, followed by Italy with 54

million

, the

Republic

of

Korea

with 48

million

, and Argentina with 34

million

. By 2025, Indonesia’s

population

is expected to grow to 274

million

, maintaining its position as the most populous of the four countries. Argentina’s

population

is forecast to increase to 48

million

, surpassing Italy, which is expected to decline to 47

million

. Meanwhile, the

Republic

of

Korea

is predicted to grow slightly to 52

million

. Looking ahead to 2050, Indonesia’s

population

is projected to reach 312

million

, the highest among the countries. Argentina’s

population

is expected to continue its upward trajectory, reaching 62

million

. Italy,

however

, is forecast to decline

further

to 45

million

,

while

the

Republic

of

Korea

’s

population

is predicted to remain unchanged at 52

million

.