The graph shows the proportion of the population aged 65 and over between 1940 and 2040 in three different countries.
The line graph illustrates the information regarding the ratio of senior citizens,who are older than 65 years in three various nations namely the
USA
,Use synonyms
Sweden
and Use synonyms
Japan
from 1940 and Use synonyms
also
gives projections till 2040 .The data is calibrated in percentage.
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Overall
,Linking Words
Japan
will have a maximum number of people who are aged 65 and above in 2040 as compared to the other two nations.
At a fleeting glance,the Use synonyms
USA
had the highest proportion of aged people in 1980 which was 15% as compared to the other two nations.The ageing population in the Use synonyms
USA
grew steadily and reached up to 15% in the year 1980.Interestingly,in Use synonyms
Use synonyms
Sweden
the ratio of old citizens grew from about 7% in 1940 to 15 % in 2000 and is heading towards 25% in 2040.Add a comma
,Sweden
Moreover
,the aged population in Linking Words
Japan
remained at the lowest which was less than 5% until 2005 and is expected to grow and reach the highest point Use synonyms
about
30% in 2040.
Moving ahead,in 2000 ,Change preposition
of about
Sweden
and Use synonyms
Japan
both showed an upward trend Use synonyms
in contrast
to the Linking Words
USA
.In 2040,Use synonyms
Change noun form
Sweden's
Sweden
grow expected to be 25% which is less thanUse synonyms
Change noun form
Japan's
Japan
by 5%.Use synonyms
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