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

population

of Yemen and Italy in relation to their ageing in the year 2020 and the future prediction for 2050.

Overall

, it is expected that

people

aged 15-59

years

will increase in Yemen,

while

this

amount

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Italians will fall considerably. it is

also

noticeable that Italy experienced a bigger proportion of elderly

people

(aged 60 or over) in comparison with an inconsiderable number of them in Yaman. By 2000, almost half

people

in Yaman were under 14

years

old,

while

this

amount for children in Italy was around 14

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of the whole society.

This

pattern for both countries is predicted to drop by about 37 and 11 per

cent

of the

population

in 2050 respectively. Looking into the future, Italian senior citizens

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expected to increase by 20 per

cent

and the

population

of

people

aged under 60

years

old will fall in 2050. In Yeman it is predicted that the middle-aged

population

rise to just under 60 per

cent

. The same increasing pattern may

also

be seen in the percentage of elderly

people

with nearly 6 per

cent

while

there will be a drop of about 10 per

cent

in the

population

under 14

years

old.