The pie chart compares the populations of Yemen and Italy citizens in three age groups in the year 2000 and predicts the projections for 2050.
Overall, Yemen had majority of proportions of younger populations in 2000 and the same is predicted for the year 2050. The populations in both countries are predicted to get older over the 50 year period.
In 2000 just half of the Yemeni populations were below 14 years, compared to just 14% of Italians in the same age group. Only a small percentage of people in Yemen were above 60 at 3. 6%, in contrast to nearly a quarter of the Italian population. The largest age group for Italy was 15-59 years old with just over 60% while Yemen had 46. 3% of its population in the category.
Yemen average age is set to increase with the proportion of over 60 increasing by just 2% and the middle group rising by 11%, leaving the younger group with a decrease of nearly 13%. it is envisaged that by 2050 the number of people in Italy over 60 will jump to 42. 3%, the percentage of those in youngest bracket will drop to 11. 5%, and the share in the middle category will decrease to 46. 2%
The pie chart compares the
populations
of Yemen and Italy citizens in three
age
groups
in the
year
2000 and predicts the projections for 2050.
Overall
, Yemen had
majority of
proportions of younger
populations
in 2000 and the same
is predicted
for the
year
2050. The
populations
in both countries
are predicted
to
get
older
over
the 50
year
period.
In 2000
just
half of the Yemeni
populations
were below 14 years, compared to
just
14% of Italians in the same
age
group
.
Only
a
small
percentage of
people
in Yemen were above 60 at 3. 6%,
in contrast
to
nearly
a quarter of the Italian
population
. The largest
age
group
for Italy was 15-59 years
old
with
just
over
60% while Yemen had 46. 3% of its
population
in the category.
Yemen average
age
is set
to increase with the proportion of
over
60 increasing by
just
2% and the middle
group
rising by 11%, leaving the younger
group
with a decrease of
nearly
13%.
it
is envisaged
that by 2050 the number of
people
in Italy
over
60 will jump to 42. 3%, the percentage of those in
youngest
bracket will drop to 11. 5%, and the share in the middle category will decrease to 46. 2%