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The graphs below provide information on global population figures and figures for urban populations in different world regions. v.3

The graphs below provide information on global population figures and figures for urban populations in different world regions. v. 3
The provided illustrations show information on the world population from 1800 to 2100 and the distribution of this population in developed and developing regions. As per the line graph, the global population increased comparatively slowly from 1800 to 1940 and reached over 2000 million in 1940. This was followed by a drastic rise to 6000 million by the year 2000. The graph shows the projection that this rapid growth of population will continue until 2050 when the population would be over 8000 million. However, after that, it would fall to around 6000 million in 2100. According to the bar graph, around 1200 million people lived in developed countries in 2015 and this figure would remain unaffected until 2050. On the contrary, over 2000 million lived in developing countries in 2015 and the population in these areas are expected to be double by the year 2040. Overall, the global population would continue to rise until 2050 and the majority of the people would be living in developing regions while the population in the developed countries will remain almost the same.
The provided illustrations
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information on the world
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population
from 1800 to 2100 and the distribution of this
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population
in developed and developing regions.

As per the line graph, the global
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population
increased
comparatively
slowly
from 1800 to 1940 and reached over 2000
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million
in 1940. This
was followed
by a drastic rise to 6000
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million
by the year 2000. The graph
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shows
the projection that this rapid growth of
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population
will continue until 2050 when the
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population
would be over 8000
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million
.
However
, after that, it would fall to around 6000
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million
in 2100. According to the bar graph, around 1200
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million
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people
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lived
in
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developed countries
in 2015 and this figure would remain unaffected until 2050.
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, over 2000
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million
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lived
in
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developing countries
in 2015 and the
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population
in these areas are
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expected
to be double by the year 2040.

Overall
, the global
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population
would continue to rise until 2050 and the majority of the
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people
would be living in developing regions while the
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population
in the
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developed countries
will remain almost the same.
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IELTS academic The graphs below provide information on global population figures and figures for urban populations in different world regions. v. 3

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