The charts below show the percentages of men and women aged 60-64 in employment in four countries in 1970 and 2000 Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparison where relevant.

The bar charts present the proportion of

employment

in

Japan

,

USA

, Australia and

Belgium

.

Both

men

and

women

aged 60-64 were included in the study.

Overall

,

Japan

has the highest proportions of employed

men

and

women

in the years 1970 and 2000.

In contrast

, the lowest percentages of males aged 60-64 in

employment

are from the

USA

in 1970 and

Belgium

in 2000.

Additionally

, the lowest rate of working ladies aged 60-64 in 1970 and 2000 are

both

from

Belgium

. In detail, in 1970,

Japan

had the highest proportion of

men

aged 60-64 with

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%

employment

rate.

This

was followed by Belgians with 79%.

Both

the

USA

and Australia accumulated a fraction less than 75%. In 2000,

Japan

similarly

was the country with the greatest share of 76% of 60-64 year-old

men

with occupation. In the

USA

, more than half of Americans were working in 2000

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55% which was near to

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47% of Australia.

Lastly

, four times lower than

Japan

was

Belgium

with only 19%, it was the lowest percentage of boys working in 2000.

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Furthermore

,

employment

rates of females aged 60-64 were closer to each other. The highest proportion was from

Japan

both

in 1970 with 43% and in 2000 with 40%. Next was the

USA

with adjacent percentages of 36% and 38% in 1970 and 2000.

However

, 60-64 year old Australian

women

were reported with less than 20%.

Finally

, with under 10%,

Belgium

was the lowest country of

women

aged 60-64 with

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.