The chart below given the information on the ages of population in yemen and italy in 2000

The provided pie chart shows statistics of the ages of

people

living in

Yemen

and Italy in the year 2000,

along with

predictions for 2050.

Overall

, it is evident that the greatest proportion will consist of citizens aged 15-59 in both countries in 2050,

while

in 2000, in

Yemen

, the majority of the

population

was aged 0-14 years. Interestingly, both countries will represent an increase in the elderly

population

.

To begin

, in 2000, in

Yemen

50.1% of the

population

were

people

aged 0-14, representing the highest number in the nation, followed by 46.3% for those who were 15-59 years old.

In contrast

, the elderly

population

showed a figure of a mere 3.6%, indicating the lowest figure

of

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the chart. In Italy, the biggest proportion of the graph was represented by citizens aged 15-59, at 61,6%. Following that, 24.1% of the

population

were individuals who were older than 60 and 14,3% for the 0-14 age group, respectively. Looking at the prediction for 2050, in

Yemen

, the proportion of 15-

59 years old

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59-year-olds

will increase to 57,3,

whereas

the number of

people

aged 0-14 will drop to 37.0 %.

Similarly

, the percentage for the age group of 0-14 will decline to 11,5%.

On the other hand

, the figure for the elderly age group will significantly rise to 42.3%, but the number for

people

aged 0-14 will fall to 11.5%.