The given pie chart illustrates the data related to ages of populations in the year 2000 and predicted year 2050 for Yemen and Italy. Overall, it is observed that, The 15-59 years of humans have a high amount of population in both the countries.
However, In Yemen half of the population is covered by 0-14 years of age population in 2000 whereas there will be a decrease of 13% in the year 2050. Similarly, the 15-59 years age of humans have almost covered the other half of the population that is 46. 3% while leading it to a steady increase in the predicted year by 11 percent. There is also a small amount of rise in 60+ years from 3. 6% in 2000 to 5. 7% in 2050.
Alternatively, In Italy the quarter part of the population is been covered by 15-59 years of age group leading to a predicted significant decrease of 15% in 2050. whereas the 60+ years of humans has acquired 24. 1% in 2000, as projected it has chances of getting doubled in the year 2050. Leaving it to 0-14 age group, it is likely to get decrease by 3% in 2050 as compared to the year 2000.
The
given
pie chart illustrates the data related to
ages
of
populations
in the
year
2000 and predicted
year
2050 for Yemen and Italy.
Overall
, it
is observed
that, The 15-59 years of humans have a high amount of
population
in both the countries.
However
, In Yemen half of the
population
is covered
by 0-14 years of
age
population
in 2000 whereas there will be a decrease of 13% in the
year
2050.
Similarly
, the 15-59 years
age
of humans have almost covered the other half of the
population
that is
46. 3% while leading it to a steady increase in the predicted
year
by 11 percent. There is
also
a
small
amount of rise in 60+ years from 3. 6% in 2000 to 5. 7% in 2050.
Alternatively
, In Italy the quarter part of the
population
is been
covered by 15-59 years of
age
group leading to a predicted significant decrease of 15% in 2050.
whereas
the 60+ years of humans has acquired 24. 1% in 2000, as projected it has chances of getting doubled in the
year
2050. Leaving it to 0-14
age
group, it is likely to
get
decrease by 3% in 2050 as compared to the
year
2000.