The graph illustrates the percentage of people aged 65 and over from 1940 to 2040 in Japan, Sweden and USA.
It can be seen that life expectancy of old people increased in all three countries. The most noticeable trend is of Japan, where this expectancy is predicted to rise considerably in the future.
According to the chart, in 1940, the percentage of aged 65 or over people was just under 10 in USA as compared to Sweden (7% ), while less number of old people lived in that year in Japan ( about 5% ). The figures for Life expectancy of older citizens in 1990 was the same for USA and Sweden, at about 14 percent, and decreased even further in Japan, around 3. 5 percent.
The life expectancy is predicted to rise in every country, which will be 23% and 25 percent in 1940 in Sweden and USA respectively. Most astonishing figure is for Japan, where more old people will live long in the future ( 27 percent in 1940 ) as compared to other 2 countries. 
The graph illustrates the percentage of  
people
 aged 65 and over from 1940 to 2040 in  
Japan
, Sweden and USA.
It can be  
seen
 that life expectancy of  
old
  people
 increased in all three countries. The most noticeable trend is of  
Japan
, where this expectancy  
is predicted
 to rise  
considerably
 in the future.
According to the chart, in 1940, the percentage of aged 65 or over  
people
 was  
just
 under 10  
in USA
 as compared to Sweden (7% 
 )
, while less number of  
old
  people
  lived
 in that year in  
Japan
  ( 
about 5% 
 )
. The figures for Life expectancy of older citizens in 1990 was the same  
for USA
 and Sweden, at about 14 percent, and decreased even  
further
 in  
Japan
, around 3. 5 percent.
The life expectancy  
is predicted
 to rise in every country, which will be 23% and 25 percent in 1940 in Sweden and USA  
respectively
. Most astonishing figure is for  
Japan
, where more  
old
  people
 will  
live
 long in the future  
( 
27 percent in 1940 
 )
 as compared to other 2 countries.