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Learning English
Population
Population
These figures which are shown below make a prediction of the change of population from 2003 to 2050 in four different countries. In 2050, except several developed countries, the number of population will grow up in most countries.
In developing countries, such as Indonesia and Argentina, the number of people who live in these areas will rise by nearly 50% to 311million and 55million in 2050, comparing with statistic in 2003, these are 220million and 38million. Oppositely in developed countries, population in Italy will gradually decrease and in S. Korea, it will increase smoothly from 48million to 52million till 2025, but after that time, the number won’t change.
In a word, it is clearly that there is a tendency of the change of population which is on the increase, especially in developing countries. But in some developed countries it will gradually decline in the future.
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