The graph below shows the proportion of the population aged 65 and over between 1940 and 2040 in three different countries.
The line graph compares the percentage of people aged 65 or more in the
USA
,Use synonyms
Japan
and Use synonyms
Sweden
from 1940 to 2040.
In 2028Overall, it is immediately apparent from the chart Use synonyms
Japan
had a maximum number of residents aged 65 and more in the final year,Use synonyms
however
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Sweden
and the Use synonyms
USA
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also
followed the positive trend and population of senior adults search over the years.
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began at
Japan
in 1920. After a few years, it decreased three times.Use synonyms
However
,in 2000 it grew in Linking Words
Japan
. The proportion of 65 and above was the highest in the Use synonyms
USA
in 1940. Use synonyms
This
was twice as high as in Linking Words
Sweden
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Japan
. But in 2020 Use synonyms
Japan
has grown out of Use synonyms
USA
and Use synonyms
Sweden
,
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that is
, it reached 25%.
Despite some deviations between them, the old age population in Linking Words
Sweden
and the Use synonyms
USA
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estimated to rise, and by 2040, it Correct your spelling
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hit 25% respectively. The number of Wrong verb form
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Japan
's elderly population has skyrocketed by 2030,and 2040 remains the same. But, starting with very few arrows, Use synonyms
Japan
overtook everyoneUse synonyms
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