The chart given illustrates data regarding the rate of residents aged 65 or over in three separate years 1980, 2000 and forecasts in the year 2030.
Looking at the bar chart, it is immediately obvious that an upward trend is projected to be recorded in the proportion of those 65+ years old in all three countries. Another chief feature is that the population of Germany aged 65+ in 2030 will register the highest figure of the table.
In the first year examined, those 65+ years old in Canada accounted for 10% and there was a remarkable increase witnessed in this figure by 2000 before it is forecasted to be up to around 25% by 2030. A similar upward tendency will be recorded in the inhabitants aged 65+ in Germany. Starting from 15% in 1980, this percentage experienced a noticeable increase of 5% prior to being predicted to reach 25% by 2030.
In 1980, the proportion of dwellers aged 65+ in the UK comprised less than 15%. A stable stability was experienced in this figure, followed by it being projected to reach north of 15% by the last year studied.
The chart
given
illustrates data regarding the rate of residents
aged
65 or over in three separate years 1980, 2000 and forecasts in the
year
2030.
Looking at the bar chart, it is immediately obvious that an upward trend
is projected
to
be recorded
in the proportion of those 65+ years
old
in all three countries. Another chief feature is that the population of Germany
aged
65+ in 2030 will register the highest figure of the table.
In the
first
year
examined, those 65+ years
old
in Canada accounted for 10% and there was a remarkable increase witnessed in this figure by 2000
before
it
is forecasted
to be up to around 25% by 2030. A similar upward tendency will
be recorded
in the inhabitants
aged
65+ in Germany. Starting from 15% in 1980, this percentage experienced a noticeable increase of 5% prior to
being predicted
to reach 25% by 2030.
In 1980, the proportion of dwellers
aged
65+ in the UK comprised less than 15%. A stable stability
was experienced
in this figure, followed by it
being projected
to reach north of 15% by the last
year
studied.