The table below shows information and predictions regarding the change in percentage of the population aged 65 and above in three countries.

The given table illustrates the changes in the ratio of residents aged 65 and over in

Canada

,

Germany

, and

UK

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year

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of

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1988 and 2000,

as well as

the foresee in 2030.

Overall

, all countries

has

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underwent

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and will experience

increase

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,

however

the country that has the most aged 65 and over population differ each period.

To begin

with, in 1988,

Germany

owned the most elderly aged 65 and above at 20.45,

while

Canada

at 16.32 and the

UK

at 14.23

percent

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. Twelve years later, in 2000, both

Germany

and

Canada

underwent a drastic increase to 25.32 and 20.67 respectively.

In contrast

, the percentage in the

UK

also

went up but only by less than 1

percent

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.

Next,

it is predicted that in 2030, all

country

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elderly proportion.

Germany

will increase to over 30

percent

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,

while

Canada

and the

UK

will reach 26.35 and 20.35 respectively. Comparing the data between 1988 and 2030, it is evident that the

UK

will

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through the least changes by increasing only approximately 6

percent

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,

while

the other two countries will go up by around 10

percent

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.