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

This

table chart depicts the information of aged and what the predictions relate to the exchange in a proportion of the

population

aged 65 and more in Canada,

Germany

and the United Kingdom. It is clear from the graph that Garmman's individual is the most popular of the

population

in all three periods.

According to

what is shown, in 1988, the greatest number was for

Germany

at 20 ratios of aged, following that, Canadians' elderly, it declined by four per cent. The smallest age of the

population

was the British old people. In the twenties century, the

population

were nearly and had increased.

Germany

and UK will rise by 5% from 2000 to in the next three decades.

To sum up

, we could say that in the near ,future both Canada and

Germany

will have bigger figures except the United Kingdom.