The line graph illustrates the percentage of the population in three age groups of a particular country from 1860 and predicted in 2040.
Overall, it can be seen from the line graph that there are 2 trends: upward in the group over 65 years old and downward in aged 15-64 and aged 0-14. The percentage of working-age people hit a peak in 1970 and 1990.
At the beginning of the period, just over half of the population was aged 15-64. The rate of working-age slightly fluctuates over 50 years, reaching a peak at 60% in 1970 and 1990. It is predicted that the percentage will witness a significant decline to 45% in 2040. Meanwhile, there was a dramatic drop to 15% in the percentage of 0-14 aged in 2000. It is forecasted that 2040 will see a moderate decrease to 10% in the proportion of minors.
Turning to aged over 65, the percentage experienced a widely rose dủng the period. 1960 saw a stay unchanged in the rate of older people at over 10%. There is projected market growth in the percentage of retirement people at 50%
The line graph illustrates the
percentage
of the population in three age groups of a particular country from 1860 and predicted in 2040.
Overall
, it can be
seen
from the line graph that there are 2 trends: upward in the group
over
65 years
old
and downward in
aged
15-64 and
aged
0-14. The
percentage
of working-age
people
hit a peak in 1970 and 1990.
At the beginning of the period,
just
over
half of the population was
aged
15-64. The rate of working-age
slightly
fluctuates
over
50 years, reaching a peak at 60% in 1970 and 1990. It
is predicted
that the
percentage
will witness a significant decline to 45% in 2040. Meanwhile, there was a dramatic drop to 15% in the
percentage
of 0-14
aged
in 2000. It
is forecasted
that 2040 will
see
a moderate decrease to 10% in the proportion of minors.
Turning to
aged
over
65, the
percentage
experienced a
widely rose
dủng
the period. 1960
saw
a stay unchanged in the rate of older
people
at
over
10%. There
is projected
market growth in the
percentage
of retirement
people
at 50%