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Japan
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90 year
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age
population of all four countries peaked between 1990 and 2000, before showing a projected decline to 2050. Though Use synonyms
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had the highest numbers of working-Use synonyms
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while
the United States and France will have the highest.
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populations at over 65% in 1960. Use synonyms
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Germany’s
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Germany
initially
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peaked in unison at seventy Use synonyms
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by 1990, before showing a projected decline to 52% for Change the spelling
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Japan
and 55% for Use synonyms
Germany
by 2050.
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Similarly
, the percentage of Linking Words
adults
under the Use synonyms
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of retirement in the United States and France showed a gradual increase from around 60% for both in 1960 to reaching a peak of over 65% by 1980. Over the next 30 years, each displayed slight fluctuations before being predicted to decline steadily to 60% and 55% respectively by the period's end.Use synonyms
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