The bar graph compares the percentage of population whose ages are 65 and over in three different nations in 1980, 2000, and 2030.
Overall, the percentage of old man has increased in all given countries since 1980 and will continue rising to 2030, among that Germany had and will have the most percentage of old people in these given years.
In details, the percentage of elders was 10% in Canada in 1980, which was 5% less than that in Germany at 15%. In addition, about 14% of total population was 65 ages or over in UK in the same year. Furthermore, Germany’ elderly citizens accounted for one-fifth of the total population in 2000, which was 5% more than that in Canada and UK at both 15%.
Nearly 21% of all people living in Canada will be elderly in 2030, which is just 2% more than that in UK at 19%. As for Germany, one out off four persons will be an old man in 2030, which is 4% more than that in Canada.
The bar graph compares the
percentage
of population whose ages are 65 and over in three
different
nations in 1980, 2000, and 2030.
Overall
, the
percentage
of
old
man
has increased in all
given
countries since 1980 and will continue rising to 2030, among that Germany had and will have the most
percentage
of
old
people
in these
given
years.
In
details
, the
percentage
of elders was 10% in Canada in 1980, which was 5% less than that in Germany at 15%.
In addition
, about 14% of total population was 65 ages or over in UK in the same year.
Furthermore
, Germany’ elderly citizens accounted for one-fifth of the total population in 2000, which was 5% more than that in Canada and UK at both 15%.
Nearly
21% of all
people
living in Canada will be elderly in 2030, which is
just
2% more than that in UK at 19%. As for Germany, one out off four persons will be an
old
man
in 2030, which is 4% more than that in Canada.