Body 1: Mô tả nhóm xu hướng tăng: 30-35, 35-39

Body 2: +)Mô tả nhóm có xu hướng giảm: 40+, dưới 20, 20-25

+) Mô tả nhóm có xu hướng di chuyển không ổn định: 25-29

Overview

• The 25-29 age group remained the highest throughout, despite some fluctuation.

• Rates for 30-35 and 35-39 rose consistently while the others steadily declined.

Body 1 - Younger age groups

• In 1973, 25-29 had the highest rate (140 bpp), followed by 20-25 (~ 120).

• Both groups + under 20 saw decreases, with 20-25 & under 20 falling steadily, while 25-29 fluctuated.

Body 1 - Older age groups

• 30-35 rose steadily from about 70 -> 80 bp1000 in 1973 to 2008.

• 35-39 nearly doubled: 40 -> 60+.

• 40+ remained lowest, dropping slightly from about 18-> 10 bp1000.

OUTLINE

Intro: The provided graph illustrates how the UK fertility rate among women in six distinct age groups varied, with figures collected from 1973 to 2008 and calculated by births per 1000 people.

Overview:

• Upward trends: 30-35, 35-39

• Downward trends: the remaining

• Noticeably, 25-29 age group took dominance across the board >< 40 and over age group's rate only hovered at the bottom.

Body 1: 25-29 (dominance), 30-35 (upward trend), 35-39 (upward trend)

• 25-29: peaked at 140 right from the beginning -> experienced a fluctuating period -> ended the survey at 120 (despite witnessing a downward trend, women at this age still ranked first in terms of birth rate)

• 30-35: a steady rise from about 70 to about 85, ultimately holding the third position in 2008.

• 35-39: stably increased before skyrocketing from 1993 onwards -> slowed down the speed of increase and hit the pinnacle in 2008.

Body 2: 20-25, under 20, 40 and over (downward trend)

• 20-25 and under 20: same pattern -> steady decline

• 40 and over: stably remained the lowest (below 20) throughout the survey