The given column graph illustrates the birth rate in 5 countries namely India, Thailand, Mexico, Spain and Somalia. It is clear from the graph that in Somalia the number of births per woman increased over time, whereas in all other given countries, either the birth rate remained the same or decreased over a period of three decades.
In 1970, India superseded all the given countries by having 5. 2 births per woman. It was closely followed by Thailand at 4. 8 births per woman. Mexico, Spain and Somalia had between 2. 8 and 3. 1 births per woman.
In 2000, Somalia took the lead and had the highest number of childbirths per woman (3. 6 approximately). India and Mexico both had around 3 births per woman. Spain and Thailand had between 1 and 2 childbirths per woman.
Overall, in Mexico the birth rate did not change over time. India, Thailand and Spain showed a significant downward trend in the birth rate. Somalia showed an upward trend in the number of children born per woman.
The
given
column graph illustrates the
birth
rate
in 5 countries
namely
India, Thailand, Mexico, Spain and Somalia. It is
clear
from the graph that in Somalia the number of
births
per
woman
increased over time, whereas in all other
given
countries, either the
birth
rate
remained the same or decreased over a period of three decades.
In 1970, India superseded all the
given
countries by having 5. 2
births
per
woman
. It was
closely
followed by Thailand at 4. 8
births
per
woman
. Mexico, Spain and Somalia had between 2. 8 and 3. 1
births
per woman.
In 2000, Somalia took the lead and had the highest number of childbirths per
woman
(3. 6 approximately). India and Mexico both had around 3
births
per
woman
. Spain and Thailand had between 1 and 2 childbirths per woman.
Overall
, in Mexico the
birth
rate
did not
change
over time. India, Thailand and Spain
showed
a significant downward trend in the
birth
rate
. Somalia
showed
an upward trend in the number of children born per
woman
.