The graph below shows the proportion of population aged 65 and over among the US, Sweden and Japan.

The graph below shows the proportion of population aged 65 and over among the US, Sweden and Japan.
The provided line graph illustrates the average
population
of over 65 years old people history from 1940 and predicts it until 2040 among, the USA, Sweden and
Japan
.
In contrast
to
Japan
, the two other countries have a constantly increasing
population
of old people.
Japan
had the lowest number in 1940 with around 5 million and it dropped to 4 million in 1960,
then
stays steady until the 1980 decade.
While
both
Japan
's and Sweden's older populations started to be rocketing at the beginning of twenty century, In America, we had no sharp dropping or rising. The prediction shows that all countries in the chart will experience a vast
population
of old people in 2040. They will be at least twice as likely as 2020. In 1940 the US had the
population
and
Japan
was
third,
moreover
In 2040 US will be in third position and
Japan
gain first place and Sweden is going to stand in second position as it was in the past.
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Vocabulary: Replace the words population, japan with synonyms.
Topic Vocabulary:
  • proportion
  • aged population
  • healthcare advancements
  • declining birth rates
  • elderly care
  • independence
  • quality of life
  • social cohesion
  • economic pressures
  • social policies
  • pension schemes
  • workforce participation
  • societal wellbeing
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