The line graph shows the percentage of New Zealand population from 1950 to 2050.

The line chart is a statistical representation of the variability in the percentile of New Zealand townships from 1950-2050.

Overall

, there is not much variation in the graph, it is quite stable.

Although

, the proportion of

age

group 0-14 is the least in 1950 which be replaced by group 25-37 by 2050. Growth of (0-15) and (25-37) coincided in the year 2000. The percentage of individuals that are over 65 years of

age

is highest in 1950(60%), it depicted a slow but steady increment till 1990 reaching nearly 70%, Contrastingly,

this

trend was changed with a steep drop back to the initial position in 2000.

Thereafter

, the gradual decrease is visible, barely touching 60% in 2050.

Similarly

, the Group of citizens aged (38-45) commenced with a quarter, stepping up to 40% in 2000, closely followed by a plateau.

Whereas

, the populace from

age

25-37 illustrated fluctuations in 1950(20%) to 1990(20%)

then

dropping to approximately 1% in 2050. Meanwhile, a section of

age

0-14 started in 1090 with 5% but crashed to 2% in 1990, Afterwards, it boomed to 20% by 2050.