The table shows information and prediction regarding the change in the percentage of population aged 65 years and above in three countries.

The grid depicts statistics and forecasts concerning the transfigure of the elderly in certain countries namely Canadian, German, and British communities in 1988,

2000

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and 2000

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, and predicted figures for 2030.

While

the data is measured in percentages. As a general trend, the existence of citizens aged 65 years and above experienced an increase

as well as

the prediction year. It could be plainly viewed that in 1988, Germany had the largest population of golden-agers which stood at 20

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per cent

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,

whereas

Canada and the UK had lesser proportions,

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for 16% and 14%, respectively. Moving twelve years ahead, there is a significant growth of 5% indicating that senior residents in Germany and Canada have increased. Meanwhile, Great Britain

also

has tediously improved to 15%.

On the other hand

, the projection for the year 2030 presents a considerable rise at about 5% in entire triad nations. Later than that, the figures for Germany are predicted to be 30%, Canada is predicted to be 26%, 

while

the UK will be at 20%.