Overall, the two regions experienced different trends in the time period. The population of India rises steadily whereas; the lines show a fall for China over time.
In 2000, the total population of India is reported 1 billion, while the figure for China is 1. 25 billion that is approximately 2. 5 times higher than India’s population. Afterward, the lines are delineated the sharp growth for both countries till 2010. As of 2030, a continuous rise for India and a slight curved are observed for China. At that time, the population of both India and China outnumbered 1. 4 billion and the lines reach the same position for these two regions.
After 2030, the lines represent the reverse trends for both countries. Regarding India, the population reaches 1. 5 billion, on the other hand for China it remains unchanged and a flat curve appears. From 2040 to 2050, the figure for China is experienced a slight fall but for India, it shows a steady rise. In 2050, both lines reach the culmination point in which India’s population is seen at 1. 6 billion while for China it is seen just down at 1. 4 billion.
Overall
, the two regions experienced
different
trends in the time period. The
population
of India rises
steadily
whereas; the
lines
show
a fall for China over time.
In 2000, the total
population
of India
is reported
1
billion
, while the figure for China is 1. 25
billion
that is
approximately 2. 5 times higher than India’s
population
. Afterward, the
lines
are delineated
the sharp growth for both countries till 2010. As of 2030, a continuous rise for India and a slight curved
are observed
for China. At that time, the
population
of both India and China outnumbered 1. 4
billion
and the
lines
reach the same position for these two regions.
After 2030, the
lines
represent the reverse trends for both countries. Regarding India, the
population
reaches 1. 5
billion
,
on the other hand
for China it remains unchanged and a flat curve appears. From 2040 to 2050, the figure for China
is experienced
a slight fall
but
for India, it
shows
a steady rise. In 2050, both
lines
reach the culmination point in which India’s
population
is
seen
at 1. 6
billion
while for China it is
seen
just
down at 1. 4
billion
.