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The two charts below compare the populations of France and India in the age distribution and gender in 1984. v.2

The two charts below compare the populations of France and India in the age distribution and gender in 1984. v. 2
The charts show that the population of India was younger than the population of France in 1984. And a larger proportion of people aged under 20 were witnessed in India at that time. France, on the other hand, had more elder citizens. In India, around 14 percent of people were aged 5 or under and this is the largest proportion of all. The proportion of the population became increasingly smaller when the age grew. France’s population, by contrast, was more distributed across the age ranges, with similar figures (close to 7% to 8% of all people) for each five-year between the age of 0 and 40. In France, about 10% and 15% proportion of people were aged 70 or older, while the figure for India was only 2%. From gender, a noticeably higher proportion was easy to see in chart for French women who age 50 or higher. But in India, no significant gender differences can be seen on population chart.
The charts
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that the
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of India was younger than the
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population
of France in 1984. And a larger
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proportion
of
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people
aged under 20
were witnessed
in India at that time. France,
on the other hand
, had
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citizens.

In India, around 14 percent of
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were aged
5 or under and this is the largest
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proportion
of all. The
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of the
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population
became
increasingly
smaller when the
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age
grew. France’s
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population
, by contrast, was more distributed across the
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age
ranges, with similar figures (close to 7% to 8% of all
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people)
for each five-year between the
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age
of 0 and 40. In France, about 10% and 15%
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proportion
of
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people
were aged
70 or older, while the figure for India was
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only
2%.

From gender, a
noticeably
higher
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proportion
was easy to
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see
in chart for French women who
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age
50 or higher.
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But
in India, no significant gender differences can be
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seen
on
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population
chart.
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IELTS academic The two charts below compare the populations of France and India in the age distribution and gender in 1984. v. 2

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6.5
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