The graph shows the proportion of population aged 65 and over in major developed countries. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words. You should spend about 20 minutes on this task.
The line graph illustrates the populace aged 65
years
old and over in percentage in developed countries between 1940 and 2040.
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Overall
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it is clear that
Japan and Sweden endured a significant increase over the period and reached Linking Words
the
climax by 2040. Correct article usage
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On the other hand
, the United States witnessed a moderate decrease.
Looking in detail, Japan started with only 5% of the population being 65 Linking Words
years
and over in 1940. Use synonyms
However
, though Japan experienced a slight fall in the later Linking Words
years
, there was a noticeable rise around 2020 and peaked at the top in 2040 with approximately 27%. Sweden Use synonyms
also
was at slightly more than 5% in the beginning. Whithersoever some fluctuation, Sweden followed the same trend and reached a quarter in the end.
In 1940, America shared the highest proportion of a tenth compared to the other nations. Linking Words
This
country escalated to less than a fifth in the succeeding Linking Words
years
and stayed at that constant rate till 2020 when it surged to around 23% in 2040. The United States went from the dominant nation to the lowest after the period.Use synonyms
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