The two bar charts show the actual and expected percentage of the population
in three age groups (0-15, 16-55 and 55+ years) in Iran and Spain in 2010 and
2060.
The two bar charts show the actual and expected percentage of the population in three age groups (0-15, 16-55 and 55+ years) in Iran and Spain in 2010 and 2060. Pppj
The two bar charts show the actual and expected percentage of the population
in three age groups (0-15, 16-55 and 55+ years) in Iran and Spain in 2010 and
2060.
In Iran in 2010 the number of people in the 0-15 age group was just under half
(48. 2%) of the total population, while the population aged 16-55 years was
61
slightly higher (48. 3%). In contrast, the number of Iranian people aged over 55
represented only 3. 5% of the population. By 2060, it is expected that the
population will have aged significantly, with the number of people aged 0-15
years expected to decrease to 43. 1%, while the number of people in the 16-55
and 55+ age groups is expected to increase to 50. 2% and 6. 8%, respectively.
In Spain in 2010 the percentage of young people was much lower (14. 7%)
compared to Iran, while the 16-55 and 55+ age groups made up 61. 4% and 23. 9%
of the population, respectively. By 2060 the population of Spain is expected to
age further with the number of people in the 0-15, 16-55 and 55+ age groups
expected to be 11. 3%, 48. 5% and 40. 2%, respectively.
The two bar charts
show
the actual and
expected
percentage of the population
in three
age
groups
(0-15, 16-55 and 55+ years) in Iran and Spain in 2010 and
2060.
In Iran in 2010 the
number
of
people
in the 0-15
age
group
was
just
under half
(48. 2%) of the total
population
, while the
population
aged
16-55 years was
61
slightly
higher (48. 3%).
In contrast
, the
number
of Iranian
people
aged
over 55
represented
only
3. 5% of the
population
. By 2060, it is
expected
that the
population will have
aged
significantly
, with the
number
of
people
aged
0-15
years
expected
to decrease to 43. 1%, while the
number
of
people
in the 16-55
and 55+
age
groups
is
expected
to increase to 50. 2% and 6. 8%,
respectively
.
In Spain in 2010 the percentage of young
people
was much lower (14. 7%)
compared to Iran, while the 16-55 and 55+
age
groups
made up 61. 4% and 23. 9%
of the
population
,
respectively
. By 2060 the
population
of Spain is
expected
to
age
further
with the
number
of
people
in the 0-15, 16-55 and 55+
age
groups
expected
to be 11. 3%, 48. 5% and 40. 2%,
respectively
.