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The graph below shows the proportion of the population aged 65 and over between 1940 and 2040 in three different countries. v.10

The graph below shows the proportion of the population aged 65 and over between 1940 and 2040 in three different countries. v. 10
The percentage of elderly people, aged 65 and over, from the year 1940 and projection till 2040 in three countries-  Japan, Sweden, and United States of America is illustrated in the given diagram. Based on the chart it can be seen that Japan had the lowest percentage of people who aged 65 and over in the year of 1940. It is surprising that Japan estimates that they will have the highest percentage of these elderly people in 2040. By looking at the detail, in 1940, Japan had only 5% elderly people compared with the USA, where 10% of total population was over 64 years old. While the proportion of elderly progressively increased in Sweden and the USA, the number of elders in Japan decreased till the end of the 80s. After 1980, the proportion of the elderly population in Japan dramatically increased and it is estimated to extremely raise after 2020. In 2040, Japan will be the land of the highest percentage of elders. Looking at the elderly people's percentages in two other countries- Sweden and the USA, it can be stated that, the proportion steadily increased and it is predicted that this percentage will keep on increasing. In 1940 the percentages of elderly in Sweden and the USA were about 6% and 9% respectively and it is estimated that these will reach to about one-fourth of the total population.
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, aged 65 and over, from the year 1940 and projection till 2040 in three countries-
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, Sweden, and United States of America
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diagram.

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seen
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Japan
had the lowest
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people
who aged 65 and over in the year of 1940. It is surprising that
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Japan
estimates that they will have the highest
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percentage
of these
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elderly
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people
in 2040.

By looking at the detail, in 1940,
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Japan
had
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only
5%
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elderly
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people
compared with the USA, where 10% of total population was over 64 years
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old
. While the proportion of
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elderly
progressively
increased in Sweden and the USA, the number of elders in
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Japan
decreased till the
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end
of the 80s. After 1980, the proportion of the
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elderly
population in
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Japan
dramatically
increased and it
is estimated
to
extremely
raise after 2020. In 2040,
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Japan
will be the land of the highest
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percentage
of elders.

Looking at the
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people
's
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in two other countries- Sweden and the USA, it can
be stated
that, the proportion
steadily
increased and it
is predicted
that this
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will
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on increasing. In 1940 the
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of
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elderly
in Sweden and the USA were about 6% and 9%
respectively
and it
is estimated
that these will reach to about one-fourth of the total population.
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IELTS academic The graph below shows the proportion of the population aged 65 and over between 1940 and 2040 in three different countries. v. 10

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