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This line graph outlines population growth patterns in China, India and the United States. All trends exhibit positive growth, albeit at different rates. China’s population growth starts at just below 600 million in 1950. The following decade would see a swell to roughly 650 million people. After a slight lull in the early 1960s, Chinese population growth accelerates, and increases of almost 200 million people per decade are apparent. China hits a population of 800 million in 1970, one billion in 1980, 1. 16 billion in 1990 and 1. 25 billion in 2000. India’s growth is very similar. Starting with a population just shy of 400 million, India swells to 430 million in 1960 and then continues a very stable climb with slight acceleration over the following forty years. Its growth concludes at 1. 1 billion in the year 2000. Although American population growth is much more modest, this trend’s progression moves with greater predictability. The population of 160 million in 1950 expands in a gradual and unremarkable manner to 270 million by the year 2000. The upward trend seen in all three countries is expected to continue into the foreseeable future
This line graph outlines 
population
 growth
 patterns in China, India and the United States. All trends exhibit 
positive
 growth
, albeit at 
different
 rates. China’s 
population
 growth
 starts
 at 
just
 below 600 
million
 in 1950. The following decade would 
see
 a swell to roughly 650 
million
 people
. After a slight lull in the early 1960s, Chinese 
population
 growth
 accelerates, and increases of almost 200 
million
 people
 per decade are apparent. China hits a 
population
 of 800 
million
 in 1970, one 
billion
 in 1980, 1. 16 
billion
 in 1990 and 1. 25 
billion
 in 2000. India’s 
growth
 is 
very
 similar. Starting with a 
population
 just
 shy of 400 
million
, India swells to 430 
million
 in 1960 and then continues a 
very
 stable climb with slight acceleration over the following forty years. Its 
growth
 concludes at 1. 1 
billion
 in the year 2000. Although American 
population
 growth
 is much more modest, this trend’s progression 
moves
 with greater predictability. The 
population
 of 160 
million
 in 1950 expands in a gradual and unremarkable manner to 270 
million
 by the year 2000. The upward trend 
seen
 in all three countries is 
expected
 to continue into the foreseeable 
future
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