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

The four pie charts compare the

population

structure in terms of ages in

Yemen

and Italy through a 50-year period from 2000 to 2050.

Overall

, the number of

people

aged from 15-59 at any time between 2000 and 2050

are

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significantly higher than the

overall

populations

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.

Also

, the number of those who are below 14

years

old and those

belong

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to the 60+ age group witness different changes. In 2000, close to 50% and nearly 14% of citizens under 14 in

Yemen

and Italy respectively.

People

between 15 and 59

years

old contributed to 46% of the

population

in

Yemen

, which was less than 20% that of Italians.

Moreover

,

Yemen

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elderly

people

made up roughly 4% of the

population

while

it was over 24% of

those

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for

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the elderly in Italy. In 2050, it is predicted that

a

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half of the

populations

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belonging to the 0-14

years

group will decrease by 13% in

Yemen

. Simultaneously, approximately 57% of

people

range from 15-59

years

old and 5.7% of those who are over 60. In Italy, the proportion of

people

below 14

years

old will slightly shrink to 11.5%.It is forecasted to be close to 46.2% of

people

over 15 and 42.3% of the

population

are 60+.