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 illustrate the percentage of populations by 3 different age groups in two countries, which are Yemen and Italy, in 2000 and the predicted results for 2050.

Overall

, what stands out from the pie charts is that

while

people who are between 60

years

and over will experience an upward trend in both countries throughout the period, the

group

aged from 0 to 14 will witness a downward trend during a period of 50

years

. On one hand, in Yemen, the

group

of 15-

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59-year-old years

old people accounted for 46.3 of the population.

Then

, in 2050,

this

proportion might rise to 57.3%. For the

group

0-14

years

, they consisted of almost half of the population in 2000.

Subsequently

, it has been guessed that

this

number will decline to 37 per cent by roughly 13%.

Finally

, the

group

60 and over had 3.6% at the beginning, and

then

it might see a soar to 5.7 per cent.

On the other hand

, in Italy, the people who are 60

years

or more made up approximately a fourth of all rate in 2000. The estimated number shows that it will skyrocket to 42.3%

at the end

of the process.

In addition

, the age of 15-59 had almost 15%, and

then

it will decrease steadily to 11.5.

Last

but not least, the age between 15 and 59 had more than a half population ratio in 2000. It has been predicted that it will dramatically decline to 46.5% by around 15 per cent.