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The bar chart shows the fertility rate, which is the number of births per woman, in six Gulf countries in 1990 and 2000. The countries are Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
Overall, the fertility rate decreased in all six countries between 1990 and 2000. Oman and Saudi Arabia had the highest fertility rates in both years, while Bahrain had the lowest.
In 1990, Oman had the highest fertility rate, with 7 births per woman. Saudi Arabia was very close with about 6.75 births. The other four countries had much lower rates. Qatar and the UAE had about 4.25 and 4.1 births per woman, and Bahrain and Kuwait both had 3.5 births.
In 2000, the fertility rates fell in every country. In Oman and Saudi Arabia, the rate dropped to 5.5 births per woman, so the two countries had the same rate. Qatar fell to 3.5 births, and the UAE decreased to about 2.9 births. Kuwait fell to about 2.75 births, and Bahrain had the lowest rate, at only 2.5 births per woman.