The graph shows the percentage of people living in urban areas. A line graph shows % of Population from 1950 to 2010. Less-developed regions start just below 20% and end just above 40%. World starts at 30% and ends near 50%. Developed regions start near 55% and ends at 80%. Based on the graph, what can you predict about the future of urban growth?

We can infer from the information in the question that urbanization will continue to grow around the world, specially in less-developed countries.

Explanation:

We can see that the more developed a region is, the more urbanized it is at the same time. This is because urban economies are more productive than rural economies: industry and services, which cluster in cities, produce more economic output than agriculture, which is the essential economic activity in rural areas.

As countries develop, people in rural areas migrate to the cities seeking better economic activites. This is the driving force behind urban growth.

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