The charts below give information on the ages of the populations of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and projections for 2050.

The pie charts compare the populace of Yemen and Italy

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based

on their

age

, which is divided into three different categories in 2000, with

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anticipation for 50

years

later. In Yemen, most of the

population

in 2000 was people from 0-14

years

of

age

at about 50%, followed by 15-59

years

old at just about 4% less than the previous group, with the smallest group who are elderlies over 60

years

old at only 3.6

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.

However

, it is expected that 15-59

years

of

age

be the

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population

in 2050 at close to 60% of people. Similar to before, in 2050, it is predicted that senior citizens will be the least number of

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.

By contrast

, in

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most of the society in 2000 was people

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15-59

years

of

age

and the second most

population

was over 60s at 61.6% and 24.1%, respectively.

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Youngsters

,

however

, formed the smallest society

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this

year. Fifty

years

later,

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group will fall in number and is expected to be 46.2% of the community but elderlies is predicted to increase sharply to 42.3%.

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generation still is expected to be the smallest

population

at 11.5%.

Overall

, the diagrams suggest that in both Yemen and

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the

population

will

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become

older in the future.