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The bar chart shows the elderly citizens in three countries in 1980, 2000, and 2030.

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The bar chart illustrates how many old people who live in three different nations (Canada, Germany and the UK) are available in the years 1980, 2000 and there are some exact predictions for the future. Overall, among the given countries, Germany dominated with a slight higher number of elderly citizens than the other partners and this is being expected in the future. In 1980, 10% of population was accounted elderly people in Canada, lesser than the other countries had. Germany had 15% the elderly of its residents, slight higher than the United Kingdom in that year. The following given period saw citizens rise by a little amount in each country. For example, the percentage of oldsters in 1980 were renewed and reached by 15% in Germany. Changes in the other two countries' inhabitants became almost similar. It is expected that senior citizens will increase dramatically until 2030 and the highest rate of them will witness to reach 25 percent pensioners of population.

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 until 2030 and the highest rate of them will witness to reach 25 percent pensioners of population. 