The pie charts provide a comparison of the ages of the populations in two nations: Yemen and Italy in 2000 and an estimate for 2050.

The pie charts provide a comparison of the ages of the populations in two nations:

Yemen

and Italy in 2000 and an estimate for 2050.

Overall

, both nations will observe aging populations: the rate of 0-14

years

will decline and 60+

years

citizens will rise.

However

,

while

there will be an increase in the population of 15-39

years

in

Yemen

, Italy will be experiencing a drop in the sphere of

this

age cohort. In 2000, just over half of the population in

Yemen

consisted of 0-14

years

old, closely followed by 15-59

years

old (46.3%). In

this

year, the 60+ age group was far and few between, which was a mere 3.6%.

However

, in four decades, 0-14

years

old is expected to decrease by approximately 13%, 15-59

years

,

on the other hand

significantly will be rosing by roughly 11%.

Finally

, there will not be much difference regarding 60+

years

citizens, albeit a bit increase (at 5.7%) Looking at Italy, a similar change is projected to occur.

To begin

, the proportion of 0-14-year-olds in 2020 was considerably lower than in

Yemen

(14.3%); it will

also

be predicted to drop to 11.5 % like

Yemen

.

Nevertheless

,

although

the 60+

years

old population will be expanding from 24.1 % to 42.3 %, the 15-59 age group will noticeably shrink by about 15% reaching 46.3% in 2050.