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

The provided table demonstrates the variation rates in the age category of 65 and above In the Canadian, German and British populations between 1988 and 2000

as well as

the expected increasing volume by 2030.

Overall

, it is evident that the elder ages have the minority of

population

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in the three countries, but a quarter of the German populace is approximately over 65 ages. As can be seen, Germany gave the highest percentage in comparison with the others when in 1988 was at 20%, Canada was at 16% and the

UK

constituted the lowest percentage and accounted for 14% of the over-aged citizens.

consequently

, the population rates increased by 2000 in the same pattern when Germany came in the front at 25%

then

Canada at 21% and next

UK

at just 15%.

While

there are similarities between Canada and Germany in the variation rates when both rose by 5 % in 2000.

Accordingly

, the

overall

forecast rate by 2030 will be in the same previous pattern,

although

the

UK

recorded just 1% over the proceeded year.

This

indicates that the major average of age-expectancy in the

UK

is nearly under 65 years.