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The bar chart compares the distribution of the world’s population in four nations in 1950, 2002, and the prediction for 2050

The bar chart compares the distribution of the world’s population in four nations in 1950, 2002, and the prediction for 2050 96Pex

The bar chart compares the distribution of the world’s population in four nations in 1950, 2002, and the prediction for 2050. Overall, most countries except India saw declining shares of the world population in the first 52 years, and these changes are predicted to continue until 2050. Furthermore, India is expected to surpass China as the most populous country. In 1950, China housed the world’s largest population with nearly a quarter, far exceeding India in second place with 15%. In the next 52 years, the former country’s percentage decreased slightly to one-fifth, while that of the latter rose to around 17%. Subsequently, it is anticipated that India’s consistent growth will make it the world’s most crowded country in 2050 with nearly 20%, 4 percentage points higher than the forecast for China. In comparison to China, the shifts in population distribution in the USA and Japan were relatively similar. The USA, being home to about 7% of the global population in 1950, will see its figure dropping to an estimated 5% in 2050, the same level as in 2002. Meanwhile, Japan’s proportion is likely to plunge from 4% to its lowest level of merely 1%.

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