The prediction of line graph shows data about the percentage of people who aged 65 and over, over a century from to 1940 to 2040 in three various countries.
Overall, it can be seen that all of the proportion of seniors is far lower than the future results. Despite showing the lowest results, it is estimated that the seniors in Japan will be the best among the others in 2040.
It is clear that the percentage of seniors in USA and Sweden showed less significant growth, with just under 10% and over 5% in 1940. Thw figure then had been similar each other until 1990, by a considerable rise and drop. Having showed fluctuation between 1990 and 2020, then Sweden's seniors will rise dramatically, reaching just 25% in 2040. However, the number of seniors in USA will be ranked third with just 23% in 2040.
In contrast, the proportion of seniors in Japan witnessed just 5% in 1940. Having dropped slightly to 4% in 1960, the figure then remained stable. After that, the number of people who aged 65 and over has increased remarkably to 10% until 2025. By 2040, it will rise to 26% in 2040, this number being the peak level of the population of who aged 65 and over.
The prediction of line graph
shows
data about the percentage of
people
who aged 65 and
over
,
over
a century from to 1940 to 2040 in three various countries.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that
all of the
proportion of
seniors
is far lower than the future results. Despite showing the lowest results, it
is estimated
that the
seniors
in Japan will be the best among the others in 2040.
It is
clear
that the percentage of
seniors
in USA
and Sweden
showed
less significant growth, with
just
under 10% and
over
5% in 1940.
Thw
figure then had been similar each other until 1990, by a considerable rise and drop. Having
showed
fluctuation between 1990 and 2020, then Sweden's
seniors
will rise
dramatically
, reaching
just
25% in 2040.
However
, the number of
seniors
in USA
will
be ranked
third with
just
23% in 2040.
In contrast
, the proportion of
seniors
in Japan witnessed
just
5% in 1940. Having dropped
slightly
to 4% in 1960, the figure then remained stable. After that, the number of
people
who aged 65 and
over
has increased
remarkably
to 10% until 2025. By 2040, it will rise to 26% in 2040, this number being the peak level of the population of who aged 65 and
over
.