The bar chart illustrates, proportion population aged 65 and above of Canada, Germany and UK for 1980 and 2020, as well as gives prediction for 2030.
Overall, all the three countries had percentage population trending upwards as the years kept moving forward.
It is quite noticeable, Canada started with 10% population aged above 65, which was the least among given countries, in 2000, it jumped 50% of what it was in 1980 and had 15% total population above age 65, the uptrend continued as per the given prediction, in year 2030 it is predicted to jump more than 1/3rd of what it was in 2000 and end up with population around 22% aged above 65 in the year 2030.
The surge continued for Germany and UK, but the growth rate was not as sharp as it was for Canada. In 1980, for UK, the percentage population above age 65 was marginally below 15% and it increased slightly to touch 15% in 2020. In the year 2030, the percentage of population above 65 peaked, for UK, with percentage slightly below 1/5th of population above 65.
The bar chart illustrates, proportion
population
aged 65 and
above
of Canada, Germany and UK for 1980 and 2020,
as well
as gives prediction for 2030.
Overall
, all the three countries had
percentage
population
trending upwards as the years
kept
moving forward.
It is quite noticeable, Canada
started
with 10%
population
aged
above
65, which was the least among
given
countries, in 2000, it jumped 50% of what it was in 1980 and had 15% total
population
above
age 65, the uptrend continued as per the
given
prediction, in
year
2030 it
is predicted
to jump more than 1/3rd of what it was in 2000 and
end
up with
population
around 22% aged
above
65 in the
year
2030.
The surge continued for Germany and UK,
but
the growth rate was not as sharp as it was for Canada. In 1980, for UK, the
percentage
population
above
age 65 was
marginally
below 15% and it increased
slightly
to touch 15% in 2020. In the
year
2030, the
percentage
of
population
above
65 peaked, for UK, with
percentage
slightly
below 1/5th of
population
above
65.