The provided tables represent the information about the proportion of the population who are 65 years old and over in the Canada, Germany and the U. K during the time period in 1988, 2000 and an estimated percentage in 2030. The data has been given in percentage.
Overall, the population of elderly people was slightly increase in three countries from 1980 to 2030. The highest percentage of older people was in Germany. The lowest proportion in the U. K over the period given. In 1988, the elderly people population was 16. 32% in Canada. In the year of 2000 elderly people population increase near by 4%. In the Germany elderly people population were 20. 45 percentage in 1988, whereas the in 2000 it was slightly increase 25. 32%. In the U. K figure showed little change in the proportion of elderly people it was remain at just under 15% in the both years.
By 2030 the population of people aged 65 and it will increase near by 5%in all three nations. The percentage will reach in 2030, 30. 42% in Germany, 26. 35% in Canada and 20. 35 %in the U. K
The provided tables represent the information about the proportion of the
population
who are 65 years
old
and over in the Canada, Germany and the U. K during the time period in 1988, 2000 and an estimated
percentage
in 2030. The data has been
given
in percentage.
Overall
, the
population
of
elderly
people
was
slightly
increase
in three countries from 1980 to 2030. The highest
percentage
of older
people
was in Germany. The lowest proportion in the U. K over the period
given
. In 1988, the
elderly
people
population
was 16. 32% in Canada. In the year of 2000
elderly
people
population
increase
near by
4%. In the Germany
elderly
people
population
were 20. 45
percentage
in 1988, whereas the in 2000 it was
slightly
increase
25. 32%. In the U. K figure
showed
little
change
in the proportion of
elderly
people
it was
remain
at
just
under 15% in the both years.
By 2030 the
population
of
people
aged 65 and it will
increase
near by
5%in all three nations. The
percentage
will reach in 2030, 30. 42% in Germany, 26. 35% in Canada and 20. 35
%in
the U. K