The charts below show average age of men and women retired from work in 7 countries in 2004 and 2008.

The charts illustrate the information about the standard

age

of both genders in retiring from work in 7 different nations between 2004 and 2008.

Overall

, it can be seen that the majority of individuals retiring from work were Swedishes in 2008,

whereas

, the opposite was true for those in

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.

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, there was a similarity in the average of

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and women

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quitting jobs. Examining for

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detail, regarding the figure of

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, in 2008, the

age

of men quitting jobs in Sweden was 63.5, which was the highest among other countries, followed by the

age

in 2004,

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63. There was a resemblance in the retired

age

of males in Germany and Denmark, at 60 and 61 over two separate

years

, respectively.

Moreover

, the figure for the

age

of quitting jobs in the Netherlands in two different

years

were 62 and 62,5, properly, which were higher by 1 and 1,5, compared to the UK. The tendency of retiring in Italy was the same in two

years

, by 58, which was lower than

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by 1.5 and 1 respectively for 2

years

. Turning back to the remaining statistics, moving onto the chart of females, the trend of stopping working resembles

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males

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. It can obviously be observed that Swedish women had the highest standard

age

to quit a job in 2008, which was over 62, followed by the

age

in 2004,

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62.

In contrast

, Italy still had the lowest

age

as it was over 56 in 2004, after which it dropped to 56 in 2008. The Netherlands was in second place which was about 61 to 62 in a timeframe that lasted for 4

years

.

Moreover

, over a period of four

years

, the

age

of German women started at over 58 to 60 in 2008, which had the same trend

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the UK, from 60 to 61. There was a small disparity in the

age

between Denmark and France, by 1.