The Line graph illustrates the information about the percentage of population aged 65 and over Japan, Sweden and America from 1940 to 2040.
Overall, in the initial year, the proportion of the population who aged 65 or ábore iN USA and Sweden hareases whereas Japan show decreases. The most striking feature is in middle years, USA and Japan remained approximately similar.
It is clear from the given information that, in 1940, there was a higher percentage of older people living in the USA (9%) than Sweden 7%), followed by Japan with only 5% In the USA, there was an increasing trend in the percentile of elderly people from 1940 to 1980 and decreased slightly. However, it is predicted that the figure for this will rise untill 2840. A similar pattern will be also observed for the result in Sweden, the percentage of senior citizens inclines from 1940 to 2040 with two gradual dips.
Moving Further to Japan, it is clear that there was slight decline in the proportion of older people from 1940 to 1990 before it showed an upward trend. It is thought that it will soar dramatically from 2030 onward and reached its peak in 2040.
The Line graph illustrates the information about the percentage of population aged 65 and over
Japan
, Sweden and America from 1940 to 2040.
Overall
, in the initial year, the proportion of the population who aged 65 or
ábore
iN
USA and Sweden
hareases
whereas
Japan
show
decreases. The most striking feature is in middle years, USA and
Japan
remained approximately similar.
It is
clear
from the
given
information that, in 1940, there was a higher percentage of older
people
living in the USA (9%) than Sweden 7%
)
, followed by
Japan
with
only
5% In the USA, there was an increasing trend in the percentile of elderly
people
from 1940 to 1980 and decreased
slightly
.
However
, it
is predicted
that the figure for this will rise
untill
2840. A similar pattern will be
also
observed for the result in Sweden, the percentage of senior citizens inclines from 1940 to 2040 with two gradual dips.
Moving
Further
to
Japan
, it is
clear
that there was slight decline in the proportion of older
people
from 1940 to 1990
before
it
showed
an upward trend. It is
thought
that it will soar
dramatically
from 2030 onward and reached its peak in 2040.