The line graph illustrates the proportion of population growth in New Zealand between 1950 and 2050. It can be seen that the figures for the rate of people who lived in New Zealand in the age group 0-14 and 38-45 both increased while the opposite was true for reducing in the hobbies of 25-37 and more than 65.
Also, the population rate of people who fall into more than 65 age groups accounts for the largest proportion.
In 1950, the percentages of the population growth in the age group 0-14 and 38-45 stood at 6. 00% and 26. 00% respectively. There was a remaining stable at 6. 00% in the population rate of people who were between 0 and 14 years old and it was expected to increase by 20. 00% over the next 60 years. The level of population in the age group 38-45 witnessed a dramatic rise and reached a peak at 49. 00% in 1990. And then this figure is predicted to decline 10. 00% during the following period.
A contrasting trend was seen for the downward trend in the proportion rate of people who fall into 25-37 and more than 65. Although this figure for people being 25-37 years old had steady growth to 25. 00% in 1960, it's still continuously estimated to decrease from 1960 to 2050. Likewise, the percentage of population growth in more than 65 age group went up gradually between 1980-1990 but it is expected to drop by 15. 00% till 2050.
The line graph illustrates the proportion of
population
growth
in New Zealand between 1950 and 2050. It can be
seen
that the figures for the
rate
of
people
who
lived
in New Zealand in the
age
group
0-14 and 38-45 both increased while the opposite was true for reducing in the hobbies of 25-37 and more than 65.
Also
, the
population
rate
of
people
who
fall into more than 65
age
groups
accounts for the largest proportion.
In 1950, the percentages of the
population
growth
in the
age
group
0-14 and 38-45 stood at 6. 00% and 26. 00%
respectively
. There was a remaining stable at 6. 00% in the
population
rate
of
people
who
were between 0 and 14 years
old
and it was
expected
to increase by 20. 00% over the
next
60 years. The level of
population
in the
age
group
38-45 witnessed a dramatic rise and reached a peak at 49. 00% in 1990. And then this figure
is predicted
to decline 10. 00% during the following period.
A contrasting trend was
seen
for the downward trend in the proportion
rate
of
people
who
fall into 25-37 and more than 65. Although this figure for
people
being 25-37 years
old
had steady
growth
to 25. 00% in 1960, it's
still
continuously
estimated to decrease from 1960 to 2050.
Likewise
, the percentage of
population
growth
in more than 65
age
group
went up
gradually
between 1980-1990
but
it is
expected
to drop by 15. 00% till 2050.