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

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and age of their population in 1984.

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, we can see that the male and female percentage is almost equal in France and in India, with the females being slightly more numerous than the males. One of the main trends we can clearly see is the shape of each picture

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India is shaped like a pyramid, meaning that most of its community (~42%) is between 0-15 years, and the oldest people, aged 65-75 , occupy a much smaller fraction of the population, only ~5%. France,

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, is much more equally distributed, with those aged 0-35 bracket taking ~60% of the global population, the part aged 40-65 taking 30% and the rest, aged 70-85 , taking 10%. Another drift is the height of the graph

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the European country is higher than the indian, meaning it has a much bigger life expectancy, being approximately 85 years,

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India is around 70. We can

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note that in France, the elderly are predominantly women, as we can see in the >85 category, where the male is 0,1% of the global society,

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the female represents 1% .