The chart below shows the percentage of population in 4 country from 1950,2000,and 2050.
The chart below shows the percentage of population in 4 country from 1950, 2000, and 2050. aJ5o7
The bar chart gives information about the proportion of four different nations namely, India, USA, Japan and China by percentagewise in the year between 1950, 2000, and 2050. Overall, it is vividly manifested that the population were continues decline in all countries except from India. Japan was less proportion compare to other nation. To begin, in 1950, China was tops the list among the India, USA and Japan, it accounted for over the quater. There was a slight decrease observed in amount of people in 2000. However, a drastic decline seen in 2050 around 18%. Nevertheless, in Japan, the population was constant decreased in 3 years namely, 5%, 4%, 3%. Moving towards, in 2050, India will tops the list, it comprised to 21%, respectively. However, the portion of percentage was less by 5% in 1950. Moreover, the amount of proportion in USA was one ten in 1950 and in 2000 and 2050, followed by same around near 8%. 
The bar chart gives information about the proportion of four  
different
 nations  
namely
, India, USA,  
Japan
 and China by  
percentagewise
 in the year between 1950, 2000, and 2050.  
Overall
, it is  
vividly
 manifested that the population were continues decline in all countries except from India.  
Japan
 was less proportion compare to other nation. To  
begin
, in 1950, China was tops the list among the India, USA and  
Japan
, it accounted for over the  
quater
. There was a slight decrease observed in amount of  
people
 in 2000.  
However
, a drastic decline  
seen
 in 2050 around 18%.  
Nevertheless
, in  
Japan
, the population was constant decreased in 3 years  
namely
, 5%, 4%, 3%. Moving towards, in 2050, India will  
tops
 the list, it comprised to 21%,  
respectively
.  
However
, the portion of percentage was less by 5% in 1950.  
Moreover
, the amount of proportion  
in USA
 was one ten in 1950 and in 2000 and 2050, followed by same around near 8%.