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Urban Population Trends in Asia (1970-2040)

The document discusses urban population trends in four Asian countries (Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia) from 1970 to 2020, highlighting significant increases in urbanization. Malaysia consistently had the highest urban population percentage, while Thailand and the Philippines showed slower growth. Predictions indicate continued increases in urban populations for all countries in the future, despite fluctuations in the Philippines' urban growth.
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Urban Population Trends in Asia (1970-2040)

The document discusses urban population trends in four Asian countries (Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia) from 1970 to 2020, highlighting significant increases in urbanization. Malaysia consistently had the highest urban population percentage, while Thailand and the Philippines showed slower growth. Predictions indicate continued increases in urban populations for all countries in the future, despite fluctuations in the Philippines' urban growth.
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These figures then witnessed a considerable increase of nearly 40% to


70%

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Respectively

Forecast

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In 1970, in terms of Indonesia and Malaysia, the percentages of the


population living in the cities accounted for about 10% and 30%
respectively. These figures then witnessed a considerable increase of
nearly 40% to 50% and 70% respectively in 2020. After 2020, the number
is likely expected to increase.
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Thailand

The popup in P and T experienced fluctuation from 1970 to 2020. In 1970,

The line graph illustrates information about the number of citizens of the
population in four Asian countries (Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand,
Indonesia) living in cities over 70 years from 1970 to 2020, with
predictions for 2030 and 2040.

⇒ citizen = people in the city

⇒ 70 year-percentage of the…../percentage witnessed during the 70 years


from..to, which is about the population….

Overall, the percentage of pollution increased in all four countries, and


this is a slight trend expected to continue in the future. During the period
from 2020 up to now, Malaysia consistently had the highest urban
population percentage, while Thailand and the Philippines had the lowest
percentage of population, which showed slower growth compared to
Indonesia.

In 1970, Malaysia had a percentage of the citizens which was 30. This was
slightly about 40 percent from 1970 to 2020. The population living in this
city is expected to increase in the future, to over 80 percent.

During the same period, the percentage of the population in Thailand and
Indonesia had a similar trend to Malaysia. There is evidence that
Indonesia has increased growth compared to Indonesia.

About 50 percent of the population from 1970 to 2020. - indo

In 1970, the percentage of the population in Thailand was over 10. After
50 years, Thailand showed a slower increase than Indonesia.

Although there is a different rise, there are predicted increases in the


future.

They found the Philippines has a population that has decreased in


comparison with other countries. From 1980 to 2020, the Philippines had
changed continuously. The highest is about 50 percent in 1990 while the
percentage slowest of the citizens is about 30. Although the population
living in the Philippines cities has become unstable in recent years, there
are forecasts for a slight rise in the future.

The line graph illustrates information about the number of citizens of the
population in four Asian countries (Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand,
Indonesia). 70-year-percentage of the citizens witnessed a period from
1970 to 2030, which is about the population living in the city, with
predictions for 2030 and 2040.

Overall, the percentage of pollution increased in all four countries, and


this upward trend is expected to remain at the same speed in the future.
During the period from 2020 up to now, Malaysia consistently had the
highest urban population percentage, while Thailand and Philippines had
the lowest percentage/rate (of population), which showed slower growth
compared to Malaysia and Indonesia.
In 1970, in terms of Indonesia and Malaysia, the percentages of the
population living in the cities accounted for about 10% and 30%
respectively. These figures then witnessed a considerable increase of
nearly 40% to 50% and 70% respectively in 2020. After 2020, the number
is likely expected to increase.

During the same period, in 1970, the percentage of citizens in Thailand


and Philippines is are recognized as having unstable growth. In 1990 the
citizens of the cities gained about 30% and 50%, but after 1990 the
percentage had decreased. (The population living in the cities reduced) to
about 25% and 40%. These figures then predicted to have a considerable
increase in the future.

In sum, due to the impacts of urbanization, that led to a change in the


population of the cities in the 4 countries. Citizens tend to go to the city to
study, and find jobs. With all the information from the line graph, the four
countries are predicted to increase demographic information about
pollution in the following years.

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