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The table chart depicts information about the average age of retirement of male and female in different nations in 2009.

The table chart depicts information about the average age of retirement of male and female in different nations in 2009. 5bpGN
From _in depth _analysis of the chart makes it clear that in Australia, the retirement age of was 64 years 1month and the women at the age of 63 years 5 months. Thereafter, the American men got retired in the age of 65 years 6 months. whereas, in the USA, females were retired at the age of 64 years 2 months. However, Japan and Korea had the higher average of age retirement of both genders, japanese males accounted for 67 years 4months and 68 years 2 months respectively. In terms of Italy and France, males got their retirement at the age of 58years 2months and 57 years 8 months accordingly. Italian women's were retired at the age of 57 years 3 months. In contrast, in France, females got retirement at the age of 67years 2 months. Overall, it is clear that, Korea had maximum retirement age for both genders whereas, Japan had minimum years of age of retirement.
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of 63 years 5
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