the charts below give information on the ages of the populations of yemen and italy in 2000 and projections for 2050. summarize the information and make comparison. wrtie at least 150 words.
The charts provide the ratio of age percentages between two different countries over a fifty-year period.
Overall
, children, Linking Words
adults
, and older populations experienced significant changes in Yamen and Italy.
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To begin
with, in Yamen in 2000 time, the increased data in children between 0-14 years old was 50,1%, and for Linking Words
adults
15-59 Use synonyms
ages
just different 5% from the percentages before. Use synonyms
In addition
, for the Linking Words
last
one in older Linking Words
ages
, there was a dip of 3,6 %. Jump for the fifty-year next the first position changes from before which Use synonyms
adults
rose 57,3%, and children fell in 37,0%, the Use synonyms
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ration stil Linking Words
adults
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ages
.
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On the other hand
, in Italy, between 2000 and 2050 it went up gradually in 15- 59 years at 61,0% and 46,2%, and older Linking Words
ages
were in second place at 24,1% and 42,3% Use synonyms
this
number fise versa with Yemen in the lower number. Linking Words
However
, for the Linking Words
last
teenager, it falls dramatically, and the ratio of the differences is just 4%.Linking Words
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