The charts below compare the age structure of the populations of France and India in 1984.
The bar charts compare the
age
and gender distribution of the populations of France
and India in 1984, presented in percentages.
Overall
, it is evident that France
’s population
displayed more variation across age
groups, while
India’s population
showed a clear decline in numbers as age
increased. Notably, the life expectancy in France
was higher compared to India during this
period.
In France
, the population
distribution resembled a bell shape. The percentages of infants and young adults in both genders were approximately 4%, followed by the middle-aged group (35-60 years old) at around 3%, and the elderly population
at less than 3%. It is noteworthy that the elderly population
over 70 years old in France
was predominantly female, with the male elderly population
being only half of the female figure.
Conversely
, India’s population
distribution was pyramid-shaped. Infants and young children had the highest proportion among all age
groups, at about 6-7% in both genders. Unlike in France
, the elderly population
(over 70 years old) in India was a minority but surprisingly slightly outnumbered those in the 65-70 age
group.Submitted by kamonluck1999 on
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