The charts below give information on the ages of the populations of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and projections for 2050. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The pie charts illustrate the rate of different age groups in the
years
2000 and 2050 in two various countries Yemen and Italy.
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Overall
, it is noticeable that adults who are 15-59 Linking Words
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people contain
the majority of others, except Yemen's population in 2000.
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To begin
, as can be seen from the figure, one noticeable future in the data is that Linking Words
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years
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lived
in Yemen arranged half of all inhabitants in 2000, Correct word choice
old lived
whereas
in 2050 15-59 Linking Words
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mature will be 57.3 %. Correct article usage
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However
, the proportion of 60+ Linking Words
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people
will be increased slightly.
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chart nearly 62% of residents were 15-59 Correct article usage
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years
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while
it will fall to approximately 46% in 2050 in Italy. Linking Words
By contrast
, 60+ Linking Words
years
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people
will be doubled from 2000 to 2050. The proportion of 0-14 Use synonyms
years
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decreases during a 50-year period.Linking Words
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