The charts below give information on the ages of the populations of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and the projections for 2050
The pie charts present and compare the share of Yemen’s and Italy’s population age in 2000
as well as
the anticipations for 2050.
Overall
, the age group
of newborn
to 14 Fix the agreement mistake
newborns
years
old dropped. In contrast
to the 60 above group
which had an increase instead
. Interestingly, the independent population shows the most change out of the three groups.
In 2000, the age group
that has
the highest share in Yemen Wrong verb form
had
is
the 0 to 14 Wrong verb form
was
years
group
followed by the 15 to 59 and the 60 plus, accounting for 50.1, 46.3, and 3.6 percent
in order. Change the spelling
per cent
This
is slightly different from Italy’s which has 15 to 59 years
first then
the
60 and higher with the 0 to 14 Correct article usage
apply
years
coming last
, accounting for 61.6, 24.1 and 14.3 percent
respectively.
In 2050, the sequence of Yemen’s group
had changed slightly: the
15 to 59 Change preposition
with the
years
group
having the most at 57.3 percent
; the 0 to 14 Change the spelling
per cent
years
group
at 37 percent
; the 60 and up Change the spelling
per cent
group
at 5.7 percent
. Change the spelling
per cent
However
, Italy’s series stayed the same with the 15 to 59 years
group
being the biggest at 46.2 percent
, with 60 or more in second place at 42.3 Change the spelling
per cent
percent
, and 0 to 14 Change the spelling
per cent
years
in third at 11.5 percent
.Change the spelling
per cent
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