The charts below compare the age structure of the populations of France and India in 1984.

The charts provide data relating to the comparison of the

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pyramids of India and

France

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in 1984.

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, it is obvious that the younger generations of India represented an enormous

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of the

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and the

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decreased over the ages

whereas

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the

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of

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levelled off until the quadragenarians’

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. It is conspicuous that there was a gradual rise in the

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of

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commencing from 0-5 to 30-35 in both genders, except for a small dip in the

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of females, who are 5-10 years. The

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of people who are 30-35

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10 to 20 aged men culminated at 4%, the highest of any category in

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. It is noteworthy that after the quadragenarians'

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, the

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of seniors decreased and males’

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was lower than females in all age brackets from 35-40 to 85 and above. It is interesting to note that the older the people got, the smaller the

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became in India in 1984.

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, there was the highest peak in the

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of toddlers depicted at 7% and just over 6% for boys and girls respectively. Seniors who are between 65 and 70 represented an all-time low

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providing just below 1% in all gender.