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 provided pie charts offer insights into the age distribution of Yemen and Italy's populations in 2000,

as well as

projections for 2050. In 2000, Yemen's population was predominantly composed of

individuals

aged 0-14

years

(50.1%), followed by those aged 15-59

years

(46.3%), and

lastly

,

individuals

aged 60 and above (3.6%).

Conversely

, Italy's population in 2000 was mainly comprised of

individuals

aged 15-59

years

(61.6%), followed by those aged 60 and above (24.1%), and

lastly

,

individuals

aged 0-14

years

(14.3%). Looking ahead to the projection for 2050, Yemen's population is anticipated to see a decrease in the

percentage

of

individuals

aged 0-14

years

to 37%,

while

the

percentage

of those aged 15-59

years

is projected to increase to 57.3%, and the

percentage

of

individuals

aged 60 and above is expected to rise to 5.7%.

Similarly

, Italy's projection for 2050 indicates a decrease in the

percentage

of

individuals

aged 0-14

years

to 11.5%, with an increase in the

percentage

of those aged 15-59

years

to 61.6%, and a notable increase in the

percentage

of

individuals

aged 60 and above to 42.3%.