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. You should write at least 150 words.

The given charts illustrate the proportions of elderly

men

and

women

workers

aged 60-64 in four major countries; Australia,

Japan

, the USA, and Belgium in 1970 and 2000. Units measured in percentage of

men

and

women

aged 60-64.

Overall

, it clearly can be seen that the highest percentages of

employees

aged 60-64 in

both

genders in

overall

periods are in

Japan

.

Moreover

, the lowest number of

women

employees

is in Belgium. In terms of the highest total of

workers

men

and

women

aged 60-64 in

Japan

, in the first year, the

men

group started at 76 and increased and reached a peak at 84 in 2000.

Furthermore

, the

women

groups in that year stood at 40 and in the next thirty years stood at precisely 43.

While

Japan

is in first place in

both

genders, Australia has the second most

men

, elderly

workers

, in 1970 started at 47, and in the following years experienced a significant rise to 74 in the

last

periods. Meanwhile, the

women

workers

group in Australia stood at 18 by the year 2000. Regarding the lowest percentage of

women

employees

, Belgium started at 7, and in 2000 relatively stable at 8. In the

last

country, the USA experienced a relatively stable percentage of

both

and

women

in

both

years.

Women

and

men

employees

in 2000 ended in 70 and 36 respectively.