The table shows information and predictions regarding the change in the percentage of the population aged 65 and above in three countries.

The table compares the demographic information of the senior citizens aged 65 and over in Canada, Germany and the UK in the years 1988,

2000

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and 2000

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and future projections in 2030. Data are expressed in

percentage

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.

Overall

, it is evident that the rates of the elderly populace in three countries increased and it is forecasted to go up

further

in 2030.

According to

the chart, in 1988, the German senior citizen population was high. To be specific, it accounted for 20.45%, compared to only 14.23% of the British and 16.32% of

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. By 2000, these rates began to go up to 25.32%, 14.89% and 20.67%, respectively.

Moreover

, by 2030, the

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population in Germany, Canada and the UK is expected to escalate by around 5%. In detail, Germany's older populace aged 65 and over is predicted to have 30.42% elderly people,

while

Canada is expected to increase to 26.35%.

Finally

, the same is true for the rate of

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Britain, wherein it is forecasted to climb to 20.35% from 14.89% in 2030.