The charts below give information on the ages of the populations of Yemen and Italy ni 20 and projections for 2050. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The charts show the disparity in the ages of the

population

in the

year

2000 and projections for 2050 for Italy and Yemen. It is noticeable that both

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countries will have changed significantly in 2050. In the

year

2000, half the

population

of Yemen was aged between 0-14 years

while

the majority of the other half was aged between 15-59 years. Only 3.6% of the

population

was aged above 60. In the

year

2050, it was projected that more than half of the

population

would be between 15-59 years old.

Furthermore

, only 37% of the

population

would be aged between 37% which is 13.1% less when compared to 2000.

Lastly

, only 5.7% of the

population

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60.

On the other hand

, in the

year

2000, Italy had 61.6% of the

population

aged between 15-49.

In contrast

to Yemen, Italy had more number of

people

aged above 60 at 24.1% followed by 14.3% of

people

who were aged between 0-14. In the

year

2050

while

the projected

population

of

people

aged between 15-59 decreased from 61.6% to 46.2%, the number of

people

who will be over 60 increased by 18.2%

whereas

the

population

of

people

aged between 0-14 wouldn't show much change and would have only decreased by 2.8%