The pie charts below give information on the ages of the populations of Oman and Spain in 2005 and projections for 2055.

The four pie charts provide information about the

population

ages in two countries -

Spain

and

Oman

in 2005 and

also

the prediction for 2055. There are 3 categories of ages (

children

,

adults

and elder

people

).

Overall

,

Oman

tends to be a country of mostly elder

people

with just a tiny percentage of

adults

in 2055,

while

Spain

, on the opposite, is going to have almost half of its

population

in the 15 to 59

years

gap. In 2005,

Oman

had an even number of elder

people

and

children

with 48 % each,

while

adults

were just 4% of the whole

population

. On the other side,

Spain

used to have an overwhelming majority of

people

over 60

years

old at 62%, citizens under 14

years

and between 15 and 59 were just over a third of the

population

, with 14 and 24 per cent respectively. In 2055,

Oman

will be more like

Spain

in the first year with 57% of elder

people

and 37% of

children

. The number of

adults

will not change significantly with only a 2% increase to 6% in total. Meanwhile,

Spain

will have a nearly similar number of

people

between 15 and 59 and

people

over 60

years

old, but the percentage of

children

will stay relatively low at 12% of the

population

.