The graph below shows the proportion of the population aged 65 and over between 1940 and 2040 in three different countries. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph depicts the information regarding the size of the community aged 65 and over in three different

countries

namely, the

USA

,

Sweden

and

Japan

from 1940 to 2040.The data is calibrated in percentage.

Overall

, the

USA

had a maximum

population

as compared to the other two

countries

such

as

Sweden

and

Japan

whereas

Japan

had a minimum

population

in the year 1940. At a fleeting glance,in 1940

Sweden

showed an upward trend up to 1960 which was nearly 9%.In 1980, the culture increased to approximately 14%

whereas

the

USA

had a slightly more

population

aged 65 and over.In 2000,

Sweden

illustrates a decline in populace which was around 13%.

Moreover

, in 2020 public accelerated by 20% as compared to the number of people in the other two

countries

which were 14% in the

USA

and 9% in

Japan

respectively.

Furthermore

,

Japan

's community went down rapidly in the year 1960 which was almost 3%.The

population

remained constant between 1960 to 1980 .Interestingly,it shows a gradual rise in the number of people in 2000 which was approximately 5% and

this

percentage was less whilst for the other two

countries

.In 2040,all three

countries

projected a tremendous jump in the

population

.

Japan

estimated more populace in the country nearly 28%

whereas

Sweden

and

USA

predicted less society.